"Christopher Wong" <cwnews@the-wongs.net> wrote in message
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> Last time went to Autozone, I noticed that no "regular" radiator
> antifreeze/coolant -- ethylene glycol stuff -- was on sale, apart from
> Autozone's cheap store brand stuff. The usual brands like Prestone and
> Peak only had their long-life-use-anywhere stuff. Of course, my 2001
> Accent's manual only specifies the conventional ethylene glycol
> coolant. Has the whole automotive world switched to the long life
> stuff?
>
> Chris

Still use it, but not in my cars. It is used in our cooling system for an
air compressor at work.

Which type do you use? and what steps to change types? just a normal flush?

Jared


"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Christopher Wong" <cwnews@the-wongs.net> wrote in message
> news:q9adnTWFaZEWWtLbnZ2dnUVZ_tmknZ2d@rcn.net...
>> Last time went to Autozone, I noticed that no "regular" radiator
>> antifreeze/coolant -- ethylene glycol stuff -- was on sale, apart from
>> Autozone's cheap store brand stuff. The usual brands like Prestone and
>> Peak only had their long-life-use-anywhere stuff. Of course, my 2001
>> Accent's manual only specifies the conventional ethylene glycol
>> coolant. Has the whole automotive world switched to the long life
>> stuff?
>>
>> Chris
>
> Still use it, but not in my cars. It is used in our cooling system for an
> air compressor at work.
>