Originally Posted by Jiblet
(Post 3633694)
Do you know it's Dex-cool or are you just going by color? For what it's worth the "yellow" G-05 looks reddish-orange in my JK, but it is now 5yrs old and getting flushed next week. (along with my 5 yr old brake fluid...) If it's the OEM fill it isn't Dex-cool (OAT) it is the G-05 HOAT. Chrysler switched to HOAT in 2001 (and just changed to a new, unique OAT for 2013). And if it is the OEM fill, it "expired" on you a year or two ago. |
Originally Posted by tribulation138
(Post 3633882)
Im the second owner and the fluid is bright orange. 80,000miles
You might want to look into that if you plan to have the jeep for a while. Can't really tell just by color any more these days. Some of the problems using dexcool in the JK are the JK's open-air overflow bottle (dexcool is known to sludge-up in non-pressurized overflow bottles) and the dexcool inhibitor pack contains 2-EHA which can weaken seals and plastic components overtime. Mixing OAT and HOAT (or any of the "universal" crap) can also lead to sludging or precipitation and generally kills off the extended life protection. |
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