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I personally prefer OEM, but I was at a Lexus dealership for 9 years that used Valvoline and never seen it cause an issue
Flush your cooling system and replace the green coolant with Valvoline Zerex G48, it's what's inside BMW's coolant jugs at the dealer.
I used Valvoline Zerex Asian Blue Vehicle Antifreeze/Coolant in my 1st gen anytime I needed to drain the radiator because you can buy it anywhere. 50/50 is handy for top offs but if I was doing a full flush I got concentrated and mixed with distilled water which comes out a good bit cheaper.
Since that 5/2023 bulletin refers to Valvoline as formulating the latest version of G12Evo, and Valvoline/Zerex HT-12 says on the bottle that it is for G12Evo applications as well as referencing VW TL 774-L, it should be okay to use HT-12 in our coolant systems.
Pink colored Toyota Coolant. My friend is a former mechanic and he recommended this over Honda's.
I use Valvoline's Zerex Asian Blue prediluted, it works just as well.
Toyota coolant, the red / pink stuff is some of the best coolant available.
Just use toyota long life coolant je bro. Applicable to all car but buy the original one at toyota SC. Many prefered this coolant since it is good to engine cooling system
I currently just drove 20hrs down south to Florida and the engine level has stayed slightly below half level as it should be the entire trip. Still in Florida driving around the intense heat and sun and everything is still going well.
You can add distilled water as a temporary option if you can't find Toyota pink coolant.
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