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          Valvoline / FAQs / System Fluids / Antifreeze

          Antifreeze

          1. Does the color of antifreeze matter? Can you mix different colored products?

            Color can be a factor as many antifreeze and vehicle manufacturers dye antifreeze for identification purposes. It is recommended to always follow the specifications in your owner's manual for coolant applications.

          2. Can you mix Dexcool® with other antifreeze products?

            Mixing coolants has the potential to cause corrosion issues. Valvoline recommends using the correct antifreeze/coolant for your particular application.

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