Antifreeze changed from green to bright yellow.

[Dimis]

Chris, You sure your not suffering from some form of colour blindness?
I understand Red/Green colour blindness is hereditary but I know nossing about Yellow/Green colour blindness.


Take care champ.


PS: Missed that shelby shifter you had on evil-bay some time ago.
Where did you get it? and where can I get another?

Thanks

[FUNFER2]

Are you sure nobody PISSED in it !

[Dwight]

RestoCreations
I noticed you live in B'ham. I live in the northwest corner of Alabama in Florence.
You don't need a 50 / 50 mix of antifreeze. I'm sure you keep the Cobra inside during sub zero weather. You need about 25% antifreeze and 75% distilled water. This mix will help with overheating and you have enough antifreeze to lubricate the motor.


Dwight Frye

[Gaz64]

There are coolants that change colour from overheating and/or age.

On a new engine the coolant could change from any contaminant that was used during the engine assembly and cooling system fitout.

I would flush it out well, remix your coolant in the specified ratio, refill and bleed the system.

Then keep an eye on it.

[RestoCreations]

haha, no, im not color blind.

Really, it was just the background color making a difference. As soon as the coolant left the bright white bucket and was in mid air or entering the aluminum reservoir, it appeared neon green again and not neon yellow.

[FUNFER2]

A mechanic friend said not to buy the red crap, as it eats aluminum.