I live in Bradenton, Florida, which is about the middle of the west coast of Florida. The temperature hardly ever reaches the freezing point. I've been buying antifreeze from Walmart. I swear that it's not the real McCoy. You look at the stuff, and it's clear like water, with a slight smell of familiar antifreeze. And it's expensive. And more so elsewhere. I remember, when I lived up North, and in reading the forum I'm supported, that antifreeze was green, or yellow. A little thicker than water. You could feel the slipperyness. I think that I'm getting cheated with this product. Is there another product, or compound, that I can buy and mix with water, that will give me the corrosion protection and lubricitity I want
to add life to the cooling components of my old car? I run a 1996 Mercury Cougar 3.8L V6. That car doesn't owe me a dime. I've had fantastic luck with it.Thank you for any suggestions.
to add life to the cooling components of my old car? I run a 1996 Mercury Cougar 3.8L V6. That car doesn't owe me a dime. I've had fantastic luck with it.Thank you for any suggestions.