COOLANT FOR 2012 E350 4Matic
12-04-2020, 02:13 PM
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1922 Ford Model T / no OBD
15 years coolant life in your case will end in 2027
12-05-2020, 11:25 PM
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'11 E350, '11 E550, '98 M3, '95 E320
Top off or flush?
G-48 is the spec'd coolant, used to be G-05. Either will work if flushing. Stick with G-48 if the current coolant is original (blue/bluish-green). Zerex G-48 or G-05 concentrate from Napa and Valvoline European from WM 50/50. Or MB coolant concentrate from dealer.
G-48 is the spec'd coolant, used to be G-05. Either will work if flushing. Stick with G-48 if the current coolant is original (blue/bluish-green). Zerex G-48 or G-05 concentrate from Napa and Valvoline European from WM 50/50. Or MB coolant concentrate from dealer.
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12-12-2020, 03:02 PM
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2012 Mercedes Benz E350 4Matic
Top off or flush?
G-48 is the spec'd coolant, used to be G-05. Either will work if flushing. Stick with G-48 if the current coolant is original (blue/bluish-green). Zerex G-48 or G-05 concentrate from Napa and Valvoline European from WM 50/50. Or MB coolant concentrate from dealer.
G-48 is the spec'd coolant, used to be G-05. Either will work if flushing. Stick with G-48 if the current coolant is original (blue/bluish-green). Zerex G-48 or G-05 concentrate from Napa and Valvoline European from WM 50/50. Or MB coolant concentrate from dealer.
Ended up using G-05 thanks !!
