Re: green antifreeze in my 93 civic

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Re: green antifreeze in my 93 civic

Tegger

24 Jan 2008 19:06

z <gzuckier@snail-mail.net> wrote in news:ea241a63-b938-40ac-a185-
82a9d7125685@k39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com:

>> > my official honda antifreeze seems to be green.
>>
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> Fluid, in order to get the longest life from my automobile. It's
> expensive, but I figure it's worth it.

Don't turn your head unless you've replaced your fluid with official
Honda Head Turning Fluid. Otherwise, damage will result to the neck
and spinal column assembly.

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z	24 Jan 2008 16:39
> > my official honda antifreeze seems to be green. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > dan I have actually replaced my blood with Honda brand Driver Circulatory Fluid, in order to get the longest life from my automobile. It's expensive, but I figure it's worth it.

dan	24 Jan 2008 16:30
> my official honda antifreeze seems to be green. From what I've heard, the "new" honda antifreeze is also green, like the old silicate kind. Just to confuse us? I just use the "new" prestone orange stuff in my old honda and acura. Cheaper too. I don't buy the "honda fluids" only except when it comes to power steering fluid, and even then I use a generic brand. dan

z	23 Jan 2008 21:46
> I've been following the thread on Honda brand antifreeze, and I noticed > the comments about Prestone not belonging in a Honda. > > I noticed green antifreeze in my 93 civic that I bought from a friend > recently. What potential hazards am I dealing with? What's the best > way to get it all out if I'm going to replace it? my official honda antifreeze seems to be green.

Robert Reynolds	15 Jan 2008 03:40
I've been following the thread on Honda brand antifreeze, and I noticed the comments about Prestone not belonging in a Honda. I noticed green antifreeze in my 93 civic that I bought from a friend recently. What potential hazards am I dealing with? What's the best way to get it all out if I'm going to replace it?

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