ProDarwin
ProDarwin UberDork
4/25/15 8:24 a.m.

I have two gallons of expensive Toyota "Super Long Life Coolant". These were for the Prius radiator and inverter. The prius is dead and gone and now all I have is two GM products and a soon to be gone ( hopefully) miata.

Any problems using this stuff in the GM cars? Both are dexcool from the factory (2007 and 1998). The 98 has generic autozone compatible-with -everything stuff in it currently. The recently acquired VUE appears to have dexcool.

rcutclif
rcutclif HalfDork
4/25/15 10:08 a.m.

No idea about the coolant, but are you selling a miata? More info?

Sorry, off topic.

ProDarwin
ProDarwin UberDork
4/25/15 10:15 a.m.

You have a PM.

rcutclif
rcutclif HalfDork
4/28/15 11:59 a.m.

emailed back, got a weird message like 'email not sent', but still showing in my sent items. IDK. let me know if you didnt get it.

Also, bump, because I am surprised no one knew this answer...

TGMF
TGMF New Reader
4/28/15 12:14 p.m.

I'm running it in my 2000 pathfinder, my 2003 350z and had it in my 2005 Yamaha R6 with no issues. Been running it in both those cars for over two years now. I had access to it at the shop I used to work for so I pretty much put it in everything. I know it is compatible with Long life coolant (the older red fluid) Toyota used to use, but if mixed one must follow the long life maint schedule, not the SLLC. I did not mix with any other brand, all my installs were post flush, so not sure if there's issues with mixing. From what I've heard, anything is better than Dex-cool.

BTW Toyota and Lexus use this fluid in everything now....have since around 2007.

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