Reply With QuoteI hope not. It didn't on my SAAB's. I haven't own e34's long enough to tell (2 years on one, one on another. And the second one haven't seen the highway yet). But both of my e34's came with green coolant.Originally Posted by Boone.Msi
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Either is OK but Blue is better.
Just don't mix them.
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I hope not. It didn't on my SAAB's. I haven't own e34's long enough to tell (2 years on one, one on another. And the second one haven't seen the highway yet). But both of my e34's came with green coolant.
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you can if you want but it didnt come with it.
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i was looking at zerex today and noticed that they dex cool orange is both silicate and phosphate free. would it be ok to use or no?
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dexcool should be illegal it's so bad, a few years ago there was a big class action lawsuit from all of the damages on the various cars that it comes in that it caused
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the only coolants i would put are G48 and G05 type (blue/yellow)
perhaps by green you mean a mix of the 2?... heh
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