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Please does anyone know where I can get this Zerex G05 coolant from

Trac:


You are going to have to explain this to me because I have no clue to your presented point-of-view; that is: referring to the second and first-half of the third sentence.

To save me from a post in response, I will state what I know. I actually went to my storage and looked up the approved coolant for my cars and it was italicized "Antifreeze Coolant." I also found images online that I have attached to this post. I have never heard a dissociation between coolant and antifreeze. What I pointed out is that some think dumping more coolant, they'll get their system running cooler because of the word "coolant."

Premix and full formulate are two different states (as you stated). The one mixed with water is more expensive and you have 50% antifreeze in it for the same size as the 100% variant. Some are logically questionable for they state that you can add it to any coolant. Now, if you are stating that antifreeze has been premixed, then you are wrong.

The first image is approved by the listed manufacturers. In other words, Valvoline had submitted their formulae to the manufacturers and the manufacturers tested it against their standards and it met or exceeded the standards. This specification of antifreeze is also bullet-proof and it is not as expensive as Mercedes or the Audi coolant. If I am not wrong, the coolant for MB is Zerex G05 but the bottle is rebranded with a few alteration to the sheet specification (fluid formulate standard). There is only one sheet specification from the part catalogue (and that is sheet specification 325.0) for both tropical and non-tropical.

The second image is the water mixture of the first at half-and-half.

The third is recommended for the list of manufactured brands listed. It isn't approved but recommended.

One of the sad issues that I have realised on NL is that people think they are smarter than the heat-transfer engineers that set-up the vehicle's cooling design. They come up with their own modifications and veer wide from intended specifications. It is better for your cooling system to work overtime than to be of questionable integrity and mess the entire rings, cylinder walls and other areas of dependency.

Please where can I buy Zerex coolant in Nigeria.

Trac:


You are going to have to explain this to me because I have no clue to your presented point-of-view; that is: referring to the second and first-half of the third sentence.

To save me from a post in response, I will state what I know. I actually went to my storage and looked up the approved coolant for my cars and it was italicized "Antifreeze Coolant." I also found images online that I have attached to this post. I have never heard a dissociation between coolant and antifreeze. What I pointed out is that some think dumping more coolant, they'll get their system running cooler because of the word "coolant."

Premix and full formulate are two different states (as you stated). The one mixed with water is more expensive and you have 50% antifreeze in it for the same size as the 100% variant. Some are logically questionable for they state that you can add it to any coolant. Now, if you are stating that antifreeze has been premixed, then you are wrong.

The first image is approved by the listed manufacturers. In other words, Valvoline had submitted their formulae to the manufacturers and the manufacturers tested it against their standards and it met or exceeded the standards. This specification of antifreeze is also bullet-proof and it is not as expensive as Mercedes or the Audi coolant. If I am not wrong, the coolant for MB is Zerex G05 but the bottle is rebranded with a few alteration to the sheet specification (fluid formulate standard). There is only one sheet specification from the part catalogue (and that is sheet specification 325.0) for both tropical and non-tropical.

The second image is the water mixture of the first at half-and-half.

The third is recommended for the list of manufactured brands listed. It isn't approved but recommended.

One of the sad issues that I have realised on NL is that people think they are smarter than the heat-transfer engineers that set-up the vehicle's cooling design. They come up with their own modifications and veer wide from intended specifications. It is better for your cooling system to work overtime than to be of questionable integrity and mess the entire rings, cylinder walls and other areas of dependency.