Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I look
for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. Thanks --Art |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all
stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. This comes up all the time here. For more information http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the coolant you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when you have to replace the entire cooling system." Good advice for you, I expect. Earle "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... > I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I look > for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. > > Thanks > > --Art > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all
stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. This comes up all the time here. For more information http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the coolant you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when you have to replace the entire cooling system." Good advice for you, I expect. Earle "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... > I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I look > for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. > > Thanks > > --Art > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all
stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. This comes up all the time here. For more information http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the coolant you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when you have to replace the entire cooling system." Good advice for you, I expect. Earle "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... > I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I look > for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. > > Thanks > > --Art > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
In '03 all DC products were using HOAT coolant. As far as I know the only
supplier to the aftermarket is Zerex G-05 in the gold jug. Please note Zerex is a pale yellow rather than orange in color. It is available in my area at PepBoys, NAPA, and just recently at AutoZone. An inexpensive flush-n-fill kit makes cleaning the cooling system easy and thorough. "Earle Horton" <earle@vascongado.usa> wrote in message news:459c2d01$0$15344$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om... > Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all > stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool > ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand > Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's > what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. > > For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. > This comes up all the time here. For more information > http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant > suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: > > "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the > coolant > you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a > Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when > you have to replace the entire cooling system." > > Good advice for you, I expect. > > Earle > > "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message > news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... >> I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I > look >> for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. >> >> Thanks >> >> --Art >> >> > > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
In '03 all DC products were using HOAT coolant. As far as I know the only
supplier to the aftermarket is Zerex G-05 in the gold jug. Please note Zerex is a pale yellow rather than orange in color. It is available in my area at PepBoys, NAPA, and just recently at AutoZone. An inexpensive flush-n-fill kit makes cleaning the cooling system easy and thorough. "Earle Horton" <earle@vascongado.usa> wrote in message news:459c2d01$0$15344$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om... > Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all > stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool > ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand > Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's > what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. > > For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. > This comes up all the time here. For more information > http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant > suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: > > "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the > coolant > you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a > Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when > you have to replace the entire cooling system." > > Good advice for you, I expect. > > Earle > > "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message > news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... >> I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I > look >> for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. >> >> Thanks >> >> --Art >> >> > > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
In '03 all DC products were using HOAT coolant. As far as I know the only
supplier to the aftermarket is Zerex G-05 in the gold jug. Please note Zerex is a pale yellow rather than orange in color. It is available in my area at PepBoys, NAPA, and just recently at AutoZone. An inexpensive flush-n-fill kit makes cleaning the cooling system easy and thorough. "Earle Horton" <earle@vascongado.usa> wrote in message news:459c2d01$0$15344$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om... > Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all > stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool > ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand > Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's > what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. > > For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. > This comes up all the time here. For more information > http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant > suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: > > "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the > coolant > you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a > Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when > you have to replace the entire cooling system." > > Good advice for you, I expect. > > Earle > > "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message > news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... >> I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I > look >> for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. >> >> Thanks >> >> --Art >> >> > > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
I'll take your word for it, but that is a really pale yellow. About the
only way I can tell it isn't water pouring it, is from the index of refraction. Earle "billy ray" <billy_ray@SPAMfuse.net> wrote in message news:c97a9$459c453f$422afc51$26849@FUSE.NET... > In '03 all DC products were using HOAT coolant. As far as I know the only > supplier to the aftermarket is Zerex G-05 in the gold jug. Please note > Zerex is a pale yellow rather than orange in color. > > It is available in my area at PepBoys, NAPA, and just recently at AutoZone. > > An inexpensive flush-n-fill kit makes cleaning the cooling system easy and > thorough. > > > "Earle Horton" <earle@vascongado.usa> wrote in message > news:459c2d01$0$15344$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om... > > Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all > > stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool > > ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand > > Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's > > what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. > > > > For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. > > This comes up all the time here. For more information > > http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant > > suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: > > > > "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the > > coolant > > you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a > > Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when > > you have to replace the entire cooling system." > > > > Good advice for you, I expect. > > > > Earle > > > > "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message > > news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... > >> I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I > > look > >> for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. > >> > >> Thanks > >> > >> --Art > >> > >> > > > > > > > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
I'll take your word for it, but that is a really pale yellow. About the
only way I can tell it isn't water pouring it, is from the index of refraction. Earle "billy ray" <billy_ray@SPAMfuse.net> wrote in message news:c97a9$459c453f$422afc51$26849@FUSE.NET... > In '03 all DC products were using HOAT coolant. As far as I know the only > supplier to the aftermarket is Zerex G-05 in the gold jug. Please note > Zerex is a pale yellow rather than orange in color. > > It is available in my area at PepBoys, NAPA, and just recently at AutoZone. > > An inexpensive flush-n-fill kit makes cleaning the cooling system easy and > thorough. > > > "Earle Horton" <earle@vascongado.usa> wrote in message > news:459c2d01$0$15344$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om... > > Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all > > stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool > > ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand > > Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's > > what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. > > > > For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. > > This comes up all the time here. For more information > > http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant > > suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: > > > > "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the > > coolant > > you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a > > Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when > > you have to replace the entire cooling system." > > > > Good advice for you, I expect. > > > > Earle > > > > "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message > > news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... > >> I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I > > look > >> for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. > >> > >> Thanks > >> > >> --Art > >> > >> > > > > > > > > |
Re: Which coolant for 2003 Cherokee
I'll take your word for it, but that is a really pale yellow. About the
only way I can tell it isn't water pouring it, is from the index of refraction. Earle "billy ray" <billy_ray@SPAMfuse.net> wrote in message news:c97a9$459c453f$422afc51$26849@FUSE.NET... > In '03 all DC products were using HOAT coolant. As far as I know the only > supplier to the aftermarket is Zerex G-05 in the gold jug. Please note > Zerex is a pale yellow rather than orange in color. > > It is available in my area at PepBoys, NAPA, and just recently at AutoZone. > > An inexpensive flush-n-fill kit makes cleaning the cooling system easy and > thorough. > > > "Earle Horton" <earle@vascongado.usa> wrote in message > news:459c2d01$0$15344$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.c om... > > Your best source is your owner's manual. I would not use the fits all > > stuff, because as someone else pointed out before it has Dex-Cool > > ingredients in it. I went and looked at some of the house brand > > Super-TECH that WalMart sells, which is also fits all, and that's > > what's in it. I concluded it was OK for my Suburban though. > > > > For a Jeep, HOAT or original green formulation, which Zerex still sells. > > This comes up all the time here. For more information > > http://groups.google.com, group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys, "coolant > > suprise". Watch the innovative spelling. From Outatime, in that thread: > > > > "Incidentally, presense of 2-EHA (sodium 2-ethyl hexanoate) in the > > coolant > > you've examined means you're looking at Dex-cool. If you put this in a > > Jeep, I don't want to hear you whining like a spoiled 3-yr. old later when > > you have to replace the entire cooling system." > > > > Good advice for you, I expect. > > > > Earle > > > > "Art M" <Xarthurruhtra@netscape.netX> wrote in message > > news:DPUmh.5$bq1.0@newsfe12.phx... > >> I'm about to flush my brother's 2003 Cherokee (160,000 miles). Should I > > look > >> for HOAT or use the fits all Prestone stuff or something else. > >> > >> Thanks > >> > >> --Art > >> > >> > > > > > > > > |
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