Posted by Kirsty Wursty on November 13, 2008, 7:39 am
Does anyone know if the factory anti-freeze is good for cold climates? I
bought my car in Texas and moved it to Norway. Do I have to change the
ratio?
Kirsten
Posted by PbrGro on November 16, 2008, 11:04 am
Kirsty Wursty schreef:
> Does anyone know if the factory anti-freeze is good for cold climates?
> I bought my car in Texas and moved it to Norway. Do I have to change
> the ratio?
>
> Kirsten
Ask the norwegian Toyota Rep
Pieter
Posted by Was Istoben on November 16, 2008, 4:26 pm
> Kirsty Wursty schreef:
>> Does anyone know if the factory anti-freeze is good for cold climates? I
>> bought my car in Texas and moved it to Norway. Do I have to change the
>> ratio?
>>
>> Kirsten
> Ask the norwegian Toyota Rep
> Pieter
Kirsty,
Open the front hood. Look on the underside of the hood (front edge,
passenger side). You should find a sticker telling you the cooling system
was filled with Toyota Super Long Life coolant. My sticker says nothing of
the ratio but instead refers me to the manual. In my manual (Page 286) it
says "For the U.S.A. - "Toyota Super Long Life Coolant" is a mixture of 50%
coolant and 50% deionized water. This coolant provides protection down to
about -35C (-31F).
Since your car was originally delivered to the U.S.A. and is, like mine, a
2005 this information is applicable.
WAS
> I bought my car in Texas and moved it to Norway. Do I have to change
> the ratio?
>
> Kirsten