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2000 4Runner Limited, 5VZ-FE V6 165,000 Old: 5W-30 Mobil 1 High Milage New: 5W-30 Pennzoil Platinum High Milage

Ginger root?... Why not Pepto Bismol?

If it's just Citric Acid, just go to the pickling section of a supermarket

Cool. Figured so. Thanks guys. It was a pain trying to find the data sheets, but now you have it

Hello all. After all the research with the proper coolant to purchase, my mechanic was suggesting to run BG Universal Coolant Cleaner for a day, before the flush. He will then do a thorough flush with water, and add about 55:45% coolant to distilled water... However, the was asking if I wanted...

AWWw..... the price jumped

Cool. Thank you

I'm probably just gonna get one of the OEM PepBoys Blue, Zerex or Pentosin. Blue makes more sense, since it represents cold... HAHA

This? http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Concentrate-Extended-Life-Radiator-Antifreeze-Coolant-Blue-86-174BOEM-/161475752396?hash=item2598b471cc:g:NL0AAOSwP~tW35qF&item=161475752396&vxp= or https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Toyota-Fl...AHPCZE2G8RXFDSB

Been using Gold for a long time, until Platinum came out. They're favoring Synthetic oils. I've had no issues with them, and they seem premium quality. Platinums were half-off, just the other day. Picked up two of them

Originally Posted By: Jaexyr But thanks everyone for the info. I did all my homework on this. As long as it's a P-(H)OAT based coolant, it's within the recommended bracket Technically, that Amzoil POAT coolant would work too. Phosphate isn't necessary

But thanks everyone for the info. I did all my homework on this. As long as it's a P-(H)OAT based coolant, it's within the recommended bracket

I could use alkalized water

Yeah, I read that too... Flushing won't be a big deal, as long as I don't accidentally drop a junior mint into the radiator... I also came across Evans Waterless... But, I don't think I'm gonna go for that... too risky Oh and btw... my 92 4runner with the nice metal 3-core... the red started...

Red or Pink?