It's tune up time for the '03 CTD so I stopped by the dealer to pick up some
coolant. Yeah, I know, everyone sells coolant cheaper than the dealer but I
don't want to put the wrong stuff in.
I told the parts guy what truck I had and he asks me "Red-r-Green?"
I turned my head towards the full height window, out to my Forest Green 2500
and back to him and asked "What?" cause I couldn't figure out what the color
had to do with it.
Of course, it was the color of the coolant and they were not compatible with
eachother. I looked in the overflow and it is so far down there I couldn't
tell. So, now that it is 4 hours later and my truck is cooler, I check and
it looks orangy red. I'll pick some up tomorrow.
Long story short, why couldn't he tell what fluid was made for the truck?
Did they switch mid year? Make it out of local red chillis south of the
border?
FMB
(N Mexico)
avatnar - 02 Sep 2006 09:28 GMT
yeah, and by the way there is orange and gold too. is your reddish
orange red or orange?...hmmm tell you what, skip the dealer, go to your
favorite parts store and pick up some thats compatible with all
systems. then you don't have to guess...might just be a tad cheaper
too. less stressful anyway.
> It's tune up time for the '03 CTD so I stopped by the dealer to pick up some
> coolant. Yeah, I know, everyone sells coolant cheaper than the dealer but I
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> FMB
> (N Mexico)