2001 Cadillac DeVille "green tap water" Questions

green stuff).You must use a long life silicate free coolant. Dexcool was the original coolant used but there are many other brands to choose from now. It is usually a red-ish or pink-ish color (yellow

...green radiiator solution or the red one if you replaced with aluminum radiator. Step_2 disconnect the electric fan. first unhook the wire connection, then loosen the 4 screws that's holding the fan ...

...tap water to a radiator, only add distilled water (it has no minerals to calcify and ruin the cooling system. Get it at the grocery store, usually about $1 a gallon. The green coolant is good for two ...

...water. If the cooling system has been serviced it is possible that it has regular green coolant in it. The extended life coolant and green coolant should not be mixed. once the coolant is topped off ...

...green stuff any more & you surely don't use GM Dexcool which by the way is 85% of all the coolant on any shelf out there The one size fits all,not in my vehicles Yellow Prestone at wal mart & ...

...Replace any hoses that don't look good. Refill with antifreeze and top off with distilled water only, not tap water. Green coolant is good for two years, orange is good for five. Never mix the

...tap water Have to use the correct coolant for a Suzuki of that year One gallon of coolant & two gallons of distilled water should give you enough to mix small amounts to 50/50 or I use 60/40 ...

...green antifreeze. That's what I put in mine. Otherwise you can buy non-diluted antifreeze and add water to make a 50/50 ratio. A 50/50 ratio is important because too little antifreeze is bad, and so ...

...tap water. the factory installed coolant in your vehicle is pinkish oragne in color and is know as dexcool, if this coolant is still in your vehicle there are "multi-vehicle" coolants that will be ...

...if its green use prestone green coolant 50/50. 50/50 means its already consentrated if it dont say 50/50 on it use one jug of the green and one jug of regular tap water.hopefully this answer helps ...