I have a 2009 Chrysler sebring sedan. will this coolant work for my car?
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You need to check your owner's manual....mine specifically said in it to use that coolant....hope this helps.
260444
I would think any Chrysler product would work in any Chrysler car, best advise check the cars manual.
260445
Yes, your current antifreeze should be red to pink Hoat. Make sure you mix 50% distilled water only with this antifreeze unless it says 50% premixed, never use pure antifreeze as it is a poor coolant. Also never use tap water as the calcium in tap water will ruin your cooling system
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Brianne....I think that it is the correct antifreeze, BUT......using the correct one is CRITICAL. Use your owners manual and look up the recommended fluid's NUMBER and compare it. Chryser did some crazy stuff when they hooked up with Fiat, and even the technicians at the dealerships are confused sometimes. Just MAKE SURE that the numbers match, or you can destroy your car's cooling system. No lie!
725979
I would say most likely. Check in your owners manual to see if your car calls for G12 coolant, which is aluminum engine safe.
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I think it will work for either. I put it in a pt with an auto, but there were no trans lines hooked up into the radiator. The trans cooler is small and under the engine near the oil pan on my 02
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I don't know. It didn't work for my 2007 Mazda 5's oil cooler.I found the right part here:http://m.alibaba.com/product/1800677356/MAZDA_3_5_6_CX_7.html?s=p
1034862
Yes you can, go and check out evans coolant and you will see that jay Leno uses it on all his cars. My car actually stopped overheating and runs better then ever.
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This is the recomended coolant for late model Dodge and Chrysler vehicles. The coolant already has rust inhibitors added, so I would not add or recommend the prestone anti-rust. I doubt the water wetter will do any harm. I do not know how old your vehicle is or how many miles you have. it's always a good idear and a cheap investment to replace the radiator pressure capand make sure you have a good air flow through the condensor and radiator.
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I have a Ford E150 van but this should be compatible with all modern auto AC systems. You need to look online to find where yours is located on your vehicle. I added one can of the red leak-stop and 2 cans of coolant and my AC system still works fine.
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Not sure. I know all the characters in the VIN are cryptic for various car specifications. All I know is that it fit our 2006 Chrysler Sebring great!
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It should, but I would double check the temperature rating. It may be higher on the turbo engine.
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Revised Answer - Deleted Prior Submittal. According to the 2014 Dodge Owners Manual Hybrid Organic Additive Technology (HOAT) 50/50 Prediluted Antifreeze/Coolant 10 Year/150,000 Mile - Embittered engine coolant (antifreeze) or any "globally compatible" coolant (antifreeze), conforming to MS-12106. However, according to the Chrysler Lubricants Manual, Part No. 68104496AA HOAT 50/50 Prediluted Antifreeze/Coolant 10 Year/150,000 Mile - Embittered which is MS-12106 compliant and recommended. Part No. 68048953AB Concentrate Antifreeze/Coolant 5-year/100,000 Mile - Embittered which is MS-9769G. HOAT Hybrid & OAT Organic Additive Technology Formulations and are Not The Same! If mixed in an emergency should be drained and changed at the as soon as possible. A personal note. I have purchased and used Part No. 68048953AB in my 2009 Chrysler 300 LX over four months ago. My car is running fine and the heat level being reflect on my heat gage is exactly the same. In addition to being a bit confusing, I hope this information is overall helpful. Regards, J Stella NOTE: From The Diesel Owner's Manual .Mixing engine coolant (antifreeze) types is not recommended and can result in cooling system damage. If HOAT and OAT coolant are mixed in an emergency, have a authorized dealer drain, flush, and refill with OAT coolant (conforming to MS-12106) as soon as possible
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It's "universal" so it will work on any automatic transmission that has existing cooling lines. You just put it between the stock cooler and the return line and then mount it in front of the radiator.
1927963
yes it will. if you happen to buy and install it, there are 2 pins for heated option to plug into. if you don't find a wire assembly, you don't have to worry about it. if you find you do have wiring in the housing, all the better!! mirror heat works with the rear defroster.
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Cody, I'm not sure about it fitting your application. I would recommend posting your question on jeepforum.com and asking there if radiators are interchangeable from those years. I've always had fast, reliable responses on that site. Good luck!
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I believe it will. I have had bad luck with my radiators. I have had to change it three different times. (fault of my own). I have a 01 CR-V and I have used radiators for 99 and 01 and there were almost identical.
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Presumably, yes, but do not try to install it in place of the stock filter. Install it int the transmission cooling lines going to the radiator or to the transmission cooler. Note the direction of fluid flow. I would install it in the cooler return line.
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No, unfortunately this model is designed for 2005-2009 Chrysler vehicles. There maybe a different model through the isimple mfg that offers one for your vehicle
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yes it will but dont let them fool you it says it will cool your trans 20 to 50 degrees that is false i have a 06 dodge cummins and it didnt make no change not happy false advertisement!