What kind of coolant is AutoZone coolant?
AutoZone Antifreeze/Coolant Universal Yellow CONCENTRATE *5 Year/150K Mile Protection* 1 Gallon.
Can you still buy antifreeze with ethylene glycol?
Generally, ethylene glycol (EG) is still used for antifreeze, while propylene glycol (PG) is considered less toxic.
Will AutoZone change my coolant?
You can get the help you need by draining and replacing the coolant in your engine, which are both difficult repair jobs. You can reach your nearest AutoZone store for more information about the coolant flush cost or any steps involved in the flush process.
Is AutoZone extended life antifreeze and coolant?
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AutoZone extended life pre diluted antifreeze & coolant offers all of the same benefits in a convenient pre-diluted antifreeze with no need to add water.
What color is AutoZone coolant?
If you are unsure what antifreeze is in your system, the antifreeze is brown, an off-color from what is recommended, or what has been put in is an HOAT “all makes” antifreeze, the best option is to plan a flush as soon as possible.
Where can I get ethylene glycol?
DESCRIPTION: Ethylene glycol is a useful industrial compound found in many consumer products. Examples include antifreeze, hydraulic brake fluids, some stamp pad inks, ballpoint pens, solvents, paints, plastics, films, and cosmetics. It can also be a pharmaceutical vehicle.
Will AutoZone check my antifreeze level?
These need to be repaired, or your new coolant may leak out. If it’s difficult to identify the color of your coolant, you can also use a coolant tester to determine the condition of your coolant system. These testers can be found at your local AutoZone and are easy to use.
What color is the AutoZone antifreeze 50 50?
Yellow
The test results for this product are consistent with its labeled claims….Test Results and Assessment:
| Physical Properties and Chemical Analysis | AutoZone |
|---|---|
| Bitterant, (ASTM D7704) in ppm | 24 |
| pH, (ASTM D1287) | 9.06 |
| Color, (Visual) | Yellow |
What color is universal antifreeze?
green
Traditional North American “green” antifreeze, the original “universal” formula that everybody used until the introduction of today’s extended-life coolants.