Trying to correct a mistake (I bought DexCool thinking hey Prestone wouldnt lie....CLEARLY, I was wrong!)
Ive flushed just about all the Dex back out of the system (water is draining clear after running through the engine for 30 minutes), now what to put back in.
My truck engine has engine block drains which are challenging at the least to get to (Nissan Frontier, 3.3L), so Ill be left with some distilled water in the block. Obviously that calls for a full strength product to mix it with. Best I can do around here is STP Global...it seems to be a non-DexClone, happens to be the same color as Peak Global, etc.
Is it any good?
I know my truck came with green, but I dont think it was conventional green (60K mile coolant according to Nissan), so I didnt want to just cheap out and get conventional green. Nissan seems to spec it like Honda, no silicates but some phosphates.
Will the STP stuff be good for me? (I know I can try NAPA to get peak Global in full strength, but my local NAPAs never seem to have products like this, and asking them to order them is like pulling teeth)
Thanks in advance.
-Chris
Ive flushed just about all the Dex back out of the system (water is draining clear after running through the engine for 30 minutes), now what to put back in.
My truck engine has engine block drains which are challenging at the least to get to (Nissan Frontier, 3.3L), so Ill be left with some distilled water in the block. Obviously that calls for a full strength product to mix it with. Best I can do around here is STP Global...it seems to be a non-DexClone, happens to be the same color as Peak Global, etc.
Is it any good?
I know my truck came with green, but I dont think it was conventional green (60K mile coolant according to Nissan), so I didnt want to just cheap out and get conventional green. Nissan seems to spec it like Honda, no silicates but some phosphates.
Will the STP stuff be good for me? (I know I can try NAPA to get peak Global in full strength, but my local NAPAs never seem to have products like this, and asking them to order them is like pulling teeth)
Thanks in advance.
-Chris