just make sure your block isn't cracked
Standard antifreeze should be changed every two years. Long life antifreeze needs changing every five years.
no you should not drive with a blown headgasket, water is now in the oil and will ruin the bearings etc.
30000 miles.
i have a 94 cadillac sls and i think i blew a headgasket thers oil in my antifreeze resovar and thers antifreeze in my oil whats the best thing to do does steel seal realy work should i drain both of thoes before i use it Yes, but any sealant that's to be used in the coolant system is for emergency situations. It will cause more problems in the long run than it will fix. From the sound of your problem, you need to see a qualified mechanic.
Most manufacturers recommend that you change antifreeze every 2 or 3 years or after driving 30,000 miles. Always best to check your owner's manual for specific recommendations about your car. 3 years puts me at about 30,000 miles, so I change it then.
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any antifreeze should work but I would use a universal antifreeze equivelant to dexcool
Usually a 50 / 50 mix of antifreeze and distilled water for year round use to provide corrosion protection , freeze and boil over protection . In colder climates , Ford states not to exceed 60 % antifreeze . The corrosion protection " portion " of the antifreeze does wear out so follow the suggested change intervals for the type of antifreeze that is required for your vehicle
get the universal antifreeze it can be used with the blue or red antifreeze
Not the day you change over to water, in fact it should cool slightly better.BUTNot having the corrosion protection included in Antifreeze will cause the system to be damaged and overheat very soon.
How much 50 percent antifreeze solution and 40 percent antifreeze solution should be combined to give 50 gallons of 46 percent antifreeze solution?
there should be a drain cock on the bottom of the radiator not positive on what side but it will be on the bottom corner motor side of the radiator