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2012 Hyundai has blue anti-freeze is it compatible with green or dexcool orange antifreeze?
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∙ 11y ago
Some experts say the Green and Blue are compatible. The Orange is defiantly not compatible with either Blue or Green. Using the wrong type antifreeze can cause you some serious problems down the road. Lead copper solder joints may come loose if you use the wrong coolant. For this reason my advice is to use the antifreeze recommended by the manufacture and nothing else. That way you know positively that you are not going to have issues later on. There is absolutely no reason to use anything else and take a chance. Also be sure and mix it with distilled water and not tap water.
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