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IS IT TIME FOR A COOLING SYSTEM FLUSH? The radiator and cooling system in your vehicle holds a water and antifreeze mixture called Permeant Coolant/Antifreeze to help your engine maintain proper temperature and provide heat and defrost functions. The mixture prevents your vehicle from overheating in the summer, and prevents the engine from freezing during the winter. The amount of permanent coolant required varies from vehicle to vehicle. Radiators, cooling & heating systems require Cooling System Flushes from time to time because the by-products produced during normal wear and tear of the system and the decay of the chemical mix in the permanent coolant can dirty the system with impurities and rust. These particles can block the system and prevent the radiator from performing the way the engine requires. It may also reduce the amount of heat available to heat the cabin and defrost the windows. By flushing and servicing the system, you will help extend the life of your vehicle and prevent costly breakdowns and repairs. WHEN TO GET A RADIATOR FLUSH There is no set rule for how often you should get your radiator flushed. The frequency of radiator flushes will depend on several factors, such as your own driving habits and the quality of antifreeze you use. Occasionally flushing your car's radiator will help extend the useful life of your vehicle. Over time, the antifreeze in your vehicle may become acidic and lose its ability to help protect the engine from extreme temperatures. You can purchase a pH level litmus test at your local auto parts store to test the acidity level of the antifreeze. Simply insert one of the litmus test strips into your car's radiator and refer to the color guide on the box. If the test reveals that the water and antifreeze in your radiator is too acidic, then it's time to get a radiator flush. While there is no set schedule for getting a radiator flush, almost all car manufacturers recommend that you drain and refill your radiator with quality antifreeze at least every other year, or every 40,000 to 60,000 miles - whichever comes first. Occasionally flushing the radiator will help keep it clean and prevent buildup of dirt and sediment. Fresh antifreeze will also help protect your car engine from extreme cold or hot temperatures. For more check out our blog https://www.mrparts.ng/blogs/newsfeeds |
IS IT TIME FOR A COOLING SYSTEM FLUSH? The radiator and cooling system in your vehicle holds a water and antifreeze mixture called Permeant Coolant/Antifreeze to help your engine maintain proper temperature and provide heat and defrost functions. The mixture prevents your vehicle from overheating in the summer, and prevents the engine from freezing during the winter. The amount of permanent coolant required varies from vehicle to vehicle. Radiators, cooling & heating systems require Cooling System Flushes from time to time because the by-products produced during normal wear and tear of the system and the decay of the chemical mix in the permanent coolant can dirty the system with impurities and rust. These particles can block the system and prevent the radiator from performing the way the engine requires. It may also reduce the amount of heat available to heat the cabin and defrost the windows. By flushing and servicing the system, you will help extend the life of your vehicle and prevent costly breakdowns and repairs. WHEN TO GET A RADIATOR FLUSH There is no set rule for how often you should get your radiator flushed. The frequency of radiator flushes will depend on several factors, such as your own driving habits and the quality of antifreeze you use. Occasionally flushing your car's radiator will help extend the useful life of your vehicle. Over time, the antifreeze in your vehicle may become acidic and lose its ability to help protect the engine from extreme temperatures. You can purchase a pH level litmus test at your local auto parts store to test the acidity level of the antifreeze. Simply insert one of the litmus test strips into your car's radiator and refer to the color guide on the box. If the test reveals that the water and antifreeze in your radiator is too acidic, then it's time to get a radiator flush. While there is no set schedule for getting a radiator flush, almost all car manufacturers recommend that you drain and refill your radiator with quality antifreeze at least every other year, or every 40,000 to 60,000 miles - whichever comes first. Occasionally flushing the radiator will help keep it clean and prevent buildup of dirt and sediment. Fresh antifreeze will also help protect your car engine from extreme cold or hot temperatures. For more check out our blog https://www.mrparts.ng/blogs/newsfeeds |
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Newer Ford Transmissions recommend Mercon LV.... Do not mix the Mercon V with Mercon LV..... I repeat, DO NOT mix. Genuine ATFs recommended by Ford Motorcraft Ford ATF Mercon V 1-Litre N4000 Motorcraft Ford ATF Mercon LV 1-Litre N4000 These two ATFs should never be mixed as they are not compatible. Call to book yours now or visit our webstore at www.mrparts.ng 08100686696 |
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scarplanet:Depends on your car and the ATF. Your owners manual should also tell. But in Naija, you observe the colour of the ATF. If very pinkish colour, then oil is still good. But if it's getting dark or smelling burnt, then it's time for a flush. But in best practice, regular ATFs should be changed after 30,000miles while the newer synthetic ATFs (ATF+4 from Chrysler) can go about 80,000miles. |
kaymaxsoluxions:The recommended oil by Mistubishi is 5w30. The 4cylinder and 6cylinder engine requires 4.3Litres of oil |
VGirls:Your engine requires 7.4Litres of 5w30 oil. Synthetic is preferrable. Your transmission requires Volvo 97340, 97341. Since this is not locally available, Mercon V transmission fluid is also recommended. We'd be glad to help you get these oil. |
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Are you within Abuja and need a free diagnostics? Call 08100686696 or send an email to support@mrparts.ng to schedule an appointment. Weekends only. |
Are you within Abuja and need a free diagnostics? Call 08100686696 or send an email to support@mrparts.ng to schedule an appointment. Weekends only. |
OEM Honda Dw-1 ATF fluid now available at N4k per litre. Delivers to anywhere in Nigeria
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prince4pro:Get a good Dexron III ATF. |
temmym4:You safe brotherly. It's the newer models that need greater care. |
Baylam:You need the Toyota WS ATF. Check our transmission fluids in www.mrparts.ng |
[quote author=ezugegere post=60170308]Automatic, 6 speed, 4 plugs[/quote The recommended ATF is MB ATF 134. |
ezugegere:Please provide more details.... what transmission do you have? e.g 5speed, 6 or 7speed. Or rather what engine do you have? |
Sannixyz:You can use the Benz approved oil MB 236.10. You can also use the newer Chrysler ATF +4 (longer life) which is more expensive. We currently have the MB-236.10 1Litre for N4000 MB ATF134 1Litre N4000 Chrysler ATF +4 5Litre keg N32000 |
Sannixyz:Please provide more details of your engine. the w203 has various engine sizes |
Mist100:I have not seen this oil before. However, it has synthetic written on it and then Dexron III. This is contradictory. Dexron III is not a synthetic oil. Dexron III should work on your car however Honda strongly recommends the DW-1 oil. |
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Jomodupri:We also have the following products available. 85w-140
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you observe the colour of the ATF. If very pinkish colour, then oil is still good. But if it's getting dark or smelling burnt, then it's time for a flush.