When the label recommends replacing this annually - do they mean they want you to add more of this annually, or change your entire coolant annually?
516562
I would say to just add another bottle, you shouldn't have to replace the coolant.Apparently it depletes over a years time.You could contact them and they should tell you what they mean.
1474379
The recommendation is to change it monthly. Just make sure you don't get it wet.
1087444
U can add it to existing coolant if it's g12 . Yes add distilled water 50/50 to the coolant . Don't use tap water since it has varying ph values . If the existing coolant is not g12 then yes u need to flush it .
2112677
I would, it helps from clogging unit. It is a bit pricey but should be changed as recommended.
793117
The heating & air conditioning system I have recommends every 6 months. I know if you don't change them when the filter is dirty it will shorten the life of some components, particularly the fan motor due to the additional load caused by restricted air flow through the filter.
843880
Nope that's just silly. You fill it once and don't have to add water until you go to change it. This tub is AMAZING. Had mine for 3 years and haven't regretted it a bit!
495847
The right way would be to drain some outMost likey you can add half a bottle without any problems and then recheckI try to change trans oil and filter every 100k
1667687
Not sure what your outback came with, but this is the long life kind - I don't think you need to replace for about 7-8 years, depending on driving conditions. I own a 2012 outback premium so I would think a 2011 would have come with this kind, but your question implies differently. If you mix this with regular coolant, the longevity defaults to the lowest quality coolant.
1200097
That's correct. and it depends where you live. that'd what people with vehicles a while back ago did. When winter comes they would drain the radiator and fill it back up with antifreeze. nowadays they have 50/50 which doesn't require all that work.
301903
Yes, do not mix with any other coolant and do not add water. Change interval from factory is 11 years. Just top off when needed.
1961195
The manufacturer of the components you use these cylinders recommend changing the cylinders every year. I think that is too excessive. The exp. date on the cylinder is pointless unless you see damage on the cylinder or the top opening. I would change them out at least every 3 years though, and when you get ready to change them, discharge the vest to see if it inflates without any leaks. Don't know if this helps.
495843
The right way would be to drain some out Most likey you can add half a bottle without any problems and then recheck I try to change trans oil and filter every 100k
865604
Probably just wear and tear on part u have originally and replacement seemed of good quality. Been over a yr and no issues. Very easy to change out. Just make sure u have dealership antifreeze since it is a special blend that u can not mix with store type. Change tank as quick as possible though.
101004
You add this to the fluid already in the radiator. This is not a antifreeze substitute, its an additive. If you have a cap on your radiator add through there, if no cap on radiator then add to reservoir and keep cap off for a while to allow mixing into the system.
2095671
Most of the filters say replace annually, bit it really depends upon your usage. I usually replace every other year and I haven't had issues with water quality...
256426
It depends on usage. The Everpure website states that they should be replaced once a year. But it also states that they have a 1000 gallon capacity. I take this as meaning replace once per year or every 1000 gallons whichever occurs first.Another indicator that you need to replace the cartridges is when the water flow out of them has diminished significantly.
1469388
I think it's supposed to be two months or 200 gallons, whichever comes first, the "whichever comes first" being the key statement. I change mine every two months, even though I know I don't use anywhere near the 200 gallons at that point. Less than $7 per month for filtered water is worth it to me. I think it needs to be changed that often as leaving it in longer may cause things to grow in it. I just don't take the chance and change it every two months, regardless of the fact that it probably hasn't had 50 gallons run through it at that point.