Coloring is deliberately added to antifreeze; the actual "active ingredients" are largely colorless. You should not assume that just because it's red, it's exactly the same as any other red. (Also, you should not assume that it's "better" than green/yellow/blue/pink/whatever. Particular antifreeze formulations are designed for particular types of cooling systems; use the type recommended by your owner's manual.)
Yes, I saw all three play in , 1963 or 4 on the same day
Tradition mainly, just like all the Flyer carts are red.
If you have a title, and it is red, then you can't register it at all. The only thing you can do is sell it to an individual for parts only or to a salvage yard. If the title is blue, then you should be able to register it and it will be a salvage title. If all you have is a certificate of destruction and no title, then its the same as having a red title.
From what I have seen, yes. Black, green and yellow are very popular as well.
1. A penguin with a sunburn. 2. A newspaper. (It is read all over.)
If they're the same type of antifreeze, they should be compatible. You just don't want to mix different types of antifreeze (e.g., universal green, Dex-Cool orange, red, etc.).
All antifreeze is the same.
Yes, all antifreeze is basically the same.
A 2008 Dodge uses red, five year antifreeze. It is not the same as GM Dexcool.
color has no effect on the performance of antifreeze... it all works the same and there will be no damage at all
It's best to top off with the same type of antifreeze. PEAK Long Life 50/50 Antifreeze & Coolant is pre-mixed and protects 5 year / 150,000 miles. It's good for all vehicles regardless of make, model, year and color of original antifreeze. - PEAK Automotive; peakauto.com
no
get the universal antifreeze it can be used with the blue or red antifreeze
Regular antifreeze such as, green, or red!
Sounds like transmission fluid is getting in to your antifreze. Some types of antifreeze are normally red in color.
green antifreeze is just the usual antifreeze red anitfreeze is newer bio degradable antifreeze. supposed to be NON harmful to the environment red is more than likely cool Tex. It is a 5 year antifreeze. The green is ordinary polypropylene and should be replaced every 2 years.
The antifreeze, transmission, and power steering fluids are all red on a 2003 Ram.