My 2011 toyota Camry uses Long life HOAT coolant (pink), can I use this one and just mix with previous?
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Yes you can. As long as it is pink you are good to go. When ever Toyota revises the formula they change the color. Pink is the latest updated formula.
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Dear Stephen, sorry to tell you that this unit is specified for a 07-11 camry, the canbus for every year changes according to Toyota. That is why we have to specify the years. as for your car , it is a 1991, I highly doubt the canbus will be the same as the 07-11 camry. sorry for the inconvenience. However you could still try to call the dealership and ask them if the canbus used is the same. And also if you have a single din... a much slimmer version, you would probably have to get a bezel kit as well. it will not be a easy installation at all. I don't recommend you to purchase this unit. If you have any other question please feel free to ask. thank you kelvin
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This is full strength and needs to be mixed with water. One will do a whole coolant flush.
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no they would not be the same, the reservoir would not have a current flow of coolant in it as would the radiator.
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Yes, you have to mix it with water. This red color coolant is to protect as much as possible the Al found in the cooling circuit. I am using it on my 1997 Camry and this is what the dealer wanted to sell me for this work. Enjoy.
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there in no mix ratio. just put it in your radiator or coolant run off tank and you are good to go. I use this in all my cars. great addition to your coolant......
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The coolant to distilled water ratio is not that critical. Buy one gallon of coolant, mix it one part distilled water and one part coolant (1 gallon of coolant). Add it to the radiator. If it takes more to "top it off" ( to fill the radiator) just add more distilled water.
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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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Joao,Yes this is the required fluid for your 2004 Camry. Just drain and fill - should take a little more than 3 quarts. Do not have the transmission system flushed.
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The pink(super long life) and the red (long life) are different (they has some chemical differences that I don't remember). Unfortunately the pink coolant only comes pre-mixed. This is a well regarded, cheaper alternative Zerex 675130 Asian Vehicle Anitfreeze / Coolant - GallonYou will probably be fine using the red but coolant lasts a long time and stretched over 5-6 years, does the price difference matter?
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This fits cars with California emissions. I think the one you need is 234-4626 which is the one for all cars except California emissions. Follow this link http://www.densoautoparts.com/find-my-part/vehicle-selectionMy car was a 2002 Camry which this part does fit.
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Not this model Fram filter...you need CF10285. Try this link: http://www.framfreshbreeze.com/Installation.aspx?yr=2007&me=TOYOTA&ml=Camry This is a great filter, good luck.
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Yes - these should work. Toyota changed the Camry for model years from 2002 to 2006. Your Camry is the first year of that product's five-year line up. The Camry changed in 2007 to 2011 and again from 2012 to 2014, with 2015 bowing in a new year model line up.
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No, this fluid requires the mixing of distilled water prior to its introduction to your vehicle's system. Toyota makes a Super Long Life Coolant that requires no mixing prior to use.
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Yes use to top up or change. Its the same fluid in your car from the factory when new (called OEM). You need to mix half and half with distilled water first.
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Yes, its for vw cars. Double check coolant you have now in car if you do refill ( G10 mix and G13 its ok).
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Check in your car manual and see if it list this as prescribed coolant for that model.