I'm running low on coolant. I bought new stuff, but my car

>car needs special coolant
>not just buying it from the dealership

You'll be fine as long as you aren't sitting in stop-and-go traffic

Coolant is cheap as fuck mate. Why can't you just buy it locally?

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>>16963055
>>16963060
Because I'm autistic. I went to the local Firestone, but didn't have the right stuff. Thanks.

>>16963072
>firestone
But that's not a car dealer.

>>16963087
The closest volvo dealer is a bit far desu

>>16963043

Just top it off with distilled water from any grocery store, drug store, walmart, etc.

Coolant is anti-freeze, meaning it stops the water in your system from freezing, because water expands when it freezes and destroys things like radiators, engine blocks, etc. Winter is over, your engine isn't gonna freeze.

I've always run 100% distilled water in Phoenix and I've never overheated. My truck is the only engine I run a coolant mix in and that's just because I take it up North a few times a year.

>>16963150
Didn't know I could do that. Had it at 50/50 since I used to live up north and figured it should be like that here too. Thanks will remember.

If you use water, make sure that you use distilled water that comes in the gallon jugs.

If it isn't distilled, then you can have rust problems.

If your radiator is a little rusty you can always put in some radiator rust remover when they flush the system at firestone.

Also what fucking firestone doesn't have fucking green coolant?

>>16963178
Sorry, rust remover with the water and then have them do the flush for the proper coolant.

>>16963178
I think the stuff's blue, but I couldn't take a good look at it since it's too low. I could probably stick a napkin in there and double check and get back to you.