It will contaminate the engine coolant and could change the properties of the antifreeze...you should have the cooling system flushed and refilled at a good repair shop...it is recommended by most car manufacturers that you have the cooling system flushed ever 2 years anyway.
I don't think you can actually overfill a car with antifreeze. There is an overflow chamber that prevents this. Perhaps this overflow can be overfilled but in that case the worst thing that can happen is the little plastic cover pops off and you get some excess antifreeze on the ground. It might also depend on the car. when car gets hot it will push coolant to reservoir (expansion) and when cold, into radiator. this is the function of the rad. cap....if u overfill reservoir it will only leak out of fill cap to the grd
Much lower or else there would be little point in using as antifreeze
If you're lucky you go blind, if you're not your brain basically turns into jello and you die. Methanol is one of the main components of antifreeze and is very toxic, it is also what comes out of the first little bit when making moonshine, if it isn't discarded it's what causes moonshine blindness.
Not in westward expansion, during, it was one of the expansion wars. It took place in Montana,
Yes that was an ad campaign.
when serpentine belt comes off, you will loose power steering, the alternator will stop charging the battery and the water pump will stop circulating coolant so you will have a flat battery in an overheated engine and very little steering capability
=To properly flush the antifreeze on a 2002 Yukon you will need a antifreeze vacume system you will need to start the car and have it running turn on all the heating modules to high and have the car reved at about 1.5 r.p.m, or a little higher to activate the vaccume this will start sucking the old antifreeze out. When the radiator is empty{you will know when it is empty because there will be no more antifreeze coming out}you can then fill it up with half and half antifreeze[half water half antifreeze].=
The bleeding part of the first answer is a little confusing...How the bleeding is done?
I washed the item twice with regular laundry soap and added a little dawn...This did the trick for me. Make sure you don't wash the item that has the antifreeze with other clothes.
They float at different densities. If the density of the water/antifreeze mix is too weak, the number of balls floating will indicate that, if the mix is correct, they'll indicate that.
A reservoir.
It's on the corner of the steering wheel. With little horn signs. It's not in the middle of the steering wheel.