this is what is said on netNow I'm worried....what happens when you mix red with blue?
I had red'ish (near flourescent red/orange, the old bottle said ethelyne glycol) in the tank and all I had to top up was blue (ethelyne glycol, not that old)!
I didn't know there was a huge difference between colours.
antifreeze shouldn't be mixed. when mixed it would create slush in the system(mud looking type thing)
Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_mix_red_and_blue_antifreeze#ixzz16g52G3Wk
Yep, that's my logical way of thinking Have emptied the dregs of both bottles into a clear class to see any obvious reaction...nothing (well...purpley looking liquid, no gel as such), so fingers crossed until I get round to flushing the cooling system and re-filling.
Cheers
I think that mixing colours used to be a big no no, as they didn't mix & went 'gloopy' (a technical term!). A couple of mechanics at different garages have told me that it doesn't matter with modern formulations.
Anybody in the know, with a more technical answer?
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