Mishimoto Liquid Chill Synthetic Engine Coolant

Features:

• Protects against boil-over to 265°F and freezing to -26°F
• Reduces engine wear and inhibits corrosion
• Portable 64 oz. container
• Drops operating temperatures
• Premixed for on-the-go use
• Seals pinhole leaks
• Safe for all radiators and all gas/diesel engines

Do you hear that? That little sigh that's coming from your engine bay? That's your radiator asking for Mishimoto Liquid Chill™ Synthetic Engine Coolant. Formulated to operate flawlessly under extreme conditions and with both gasoline and diesel, Liquid Chill™ will help your engine warm up quickly and maintain ideal operating temperatures.

Liquid Chill™ Synthetic Engine Coolant technology combines an inherently nontoxic propylene glycol base with unique poly organic additives (POAT) to allow a service life that can exceed 7+ years or 750,000 miles in Heavy Duty (diesel) applications and over 2+ years or 250,000 miles in Light Duty (gasoline) applications, although Mishimoto engineers recommend consulting your service manual for application-specific guidelines. Liquid Chill™ Synthetic Engine Coolant is designed to meet or exceed all stock specifications and exceeds the specs needed to pass ASTM D6210 and ASTM D3306 coolant tests. It's premixed with deionized water, so it's ready to use and safe for all water-cooled engines, protecting against boilover to 265°F and freezing to -26°F (with 15 psi cap)**.

The proprietary formula doesn't contain any nasty nitrates, amines, high-fructose corn syrup, phosphates, silicates, borates, and all those other "ates" that will clog up thermostats and radiators, and cause excessive wear on water pumps. However, Mishimoto engineers strongly recommend that you and your children do NOT consume this coolant. Seriously, don't drink it, and keep it on a high shelf so kids and pets can't get to it. Now, by popular demand, we're offering Liquid Chill™ in convenient 64 oz. containers, so you can top your coolant off, quickly refill your dirtbike radiator, or just keep it around as a conversation piece.