Antifreeze Pentosin or Prestone

Prestone Antifreeze
PowerslavePA
  • Temperature stability:
Rating 4.0

G12/13 has better lubricating properties over long periods of time, which is why they use it in what you always hear as "lifetime fill." This is due to the phosphates in the coolant.

Pros: better lubricating properties
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Pentosin Antifreeze
idaw8184
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Rating 5.0

Use the specified coolant I would use the specified coolant for the vehicle in which you drive and always use distilled/deionized water foreign or domestic! The cuts down on deposits and electrolysis from corrosion from using tap/ground water and or the incorrect coolant.

Pros: cuts down on deposits
Cons: incorrect coolant
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Prestone Antifreeze
briano1234
  • Temperature stability:
Rating 5.0

I have been using Prestone Green FORever, in all my cars but the one that is Dexi-cool. I don't think I have ever had an issue with the Green as I flush my cars on a bi-yearly kinda thing or when I have to change things.

Pros: no issues
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Prestone Antifreeze
Estacaco
  • Temperature stability:
Rating 5.0

I use Prestone Celisus Anti-freeze/coolant. It's pretty much universal, never had a problem in my 92 TD or my 91 1.8 8V with coolant or overheating.

Pros: universal, no problems
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Pentosin Antifreeze
CuRide
  • Temperature stability:
Rating 2.0

I used 3 of those Pentosin blue with a bottle of Water Wetter and the rest is water.. my temp is 30 degree higher than it was before and I don't know what the heck it was in there before which is this yellow/green milky stuff, it sure kept the engine mostly below 180. But now I hit 220-230 easily

Pros: kept engine mostly below 180
Cons: temp 30 degree higher
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