then you should have your radiator flushed because you have rust in it. FYI: antifreeze can strip the paint off of your it you spill it.
Also, you may need to replace your radiator if the antifreeze is leaking, it may be through a rusted/corroded portion of the radiator.
No, antifreeze is green or pink. If your antifreeze is brown (its rust) you to flush and clean your cooling/heating system. No, antifreeze is green or pink. If your antifreeze is brown (its rust) you to flush and clean your cooling/heating system.
To my knowledge brown antifreeze is a sign of a blown head gasket. If its been in there a while (years with alot of mileage) this is the sand that has broken away left over from casting the engine block. if its this bad YOU REALLY NEED TO FLUSH THE SYSTEM! Its mud and rust litterally.
its clogged with rust either need to use paper clip to make a passage way or remove it and clean the port hole
We cant show you what it looks like but we can tell you what it looks like.It changes colour and starts to have rust.
You would get BROWN antifreeze, which would be difficult to see rust colors in. The bright green of antifreeze is designed to warn people what it is, because it is harmful or fatal if swallowed.
No actually. The surface of Mars is covered in iron oxide ( rust ), therefore making the planet red.
Mixing the new red antifreeze with the green can cause it to look rusty and will form a sludge. If someone is topping off your antifreeze recovery tank during oil changes with the wrong product could be one cause.
Radiant systems need a nontoxic propylene-glycol antifreeze that also has an anti-rust ingredient in it. This type of antifreeze would also be used in wet heating systems.
Does it smell like burning antifreeze? Usally it means that the heater-core is going bad. If you do not service it it can be a lot worse. You will end up with Anitfreeze all over you passenger side floor board.
Antifreeze is used in cars to prevent the engine's cooling system from freezing in cold temperatures and to raise the boiling point of the coolant to prevent overheating. It also helps prevent corrosion and rust in the cooling system components.
It's not. When you replace it or add to it, make your best guess at 50 to70% antifreeze. It helps to add 1/3 water to an empty antifreeze jug & fill up with prestone. Then you have a good mix to use as needed. FYI: The antifreeze properties do not diminish with time, the rust inhibitors do. Replace it as recommended to prevent costlier repairs. CJ.
No. you should always use a 50/50 mixture of antifreeze and water. Water, even distilled causes rust. Most headgaskets are made of thin metal. The water will rust around the water ports and cause the gaskets to leak. The replacement of a head gasket or gaskets will run several hundred dollars and worst casue serious engine damage can result. Antifreeze has additives that help to lube the water pump, inhibitors to keep rust in check and the 50/50 mixture will actually keep your engine running cooler.