The Best Coolant in the World and Why
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- Coolant explained and which type is best for your car's cooling system, DIY with Scotty Kilmer.
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How coolant and the cooling system works in your car. Oat coolant versus Hoat coolant versus inorganic acid coolant, which is better? The history of car coolant. Hoat coolant and oat coolant explained. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 50 years.
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thanks scotty for explaining best. have a 2016 dodge grand caravan. it uses this hoats. now i know. thanks.
Scotty Kilmer so the “inorganic” and “organic” refers to the additives only. After some more reading it looks like the main inorganic additives were “phosphates and silicates” which I’m assuming to be sodium silicate and sodium phosphate (or maybe it was phosphoric and “silicic” acids hence the name “IAT”). The organic additives appear to be sebecates (salts of sebacic acid), 2-ethylhexanoic acid or some other proprietary organic acid. The hybrid one appears to use organic acids but not 2EHA (so I guess this is proprietary?).
So, you know that “liquid glass” radiator repair stuff they sell for repairing radiator leaks? It looks like that’s just a concentrated form of the additives the put in “IAT” coolants!
So I have a car with dexcool (2017 Chevrolet spark)... I know dumb decision. Anyway since this dexcool stuff is bad could I flush it out entirely and put in some of this new stuff made by Toyota or would it mess with the warranty?
2-EHA in newer cars (post 2001 or so) has been shown to cause leaks in their silicone-based gaskets.
Scotty Kilmer have u ever heard of polytron. Can u talk about it? I heard tht they r gud for the engine. Is tht gud?
I just went and purchased genuine Toyota coolant “the pink stuff” because I just realised that the local mechanic didn’t do it when I had my car serviced. All my local stores had green coolant. This video reinforces that I made a good choice. I’m dumb when it comes to cars, but you’ve taught me so much!
Scotty is spot on with the coolant. As a ford mechanic, I had a Taurus that kept coming back with a leaking heater core. I replace it 3 times in a year. Came to find out that the electricity it created would corrode the heater cores and eventually cause them to leak. (had to add a ground wire to the recovery tank).
You might have saved my life 6 years later!!
I always have more confidence on auto repair after listening to and watching your clear, easy to understand videos. Thanks Scotty!
I have learned so much from your videos. I feel better prepared to understand what is happening with my car and when I have to deal or talk with my mechanic. Thanks Scotty. Will be watching.
I love how Beavis and Butthead pop up when you mention “the 90s”
Rob Close
I know it’s awesome.
thats cuz beavis and butthead is awesome!
Beavis and Butthead like good music
i have a feeling Scotty likes good music too
BUNGhole
BUNGhole
Heheh heheh
He has crazy s*** popping up in the corners of his video
That was super informative. I didn't know that. I knew about the green and dexcool and such but the HOAT stuff sounds pretty neat. This is one of my favorite channels. I learn so flippin' much. Thanks for making these videos, Scotty!
thanks for the support!
+Scotty Kilmer its scotty kilmer wats up dude haha
I’ve learned a lot from this classic mechanic and he’s being honest to million watchers on TH-cam. That being said I’ll hit that subscribe button and the bell.
Thanks Scotty😀
I've watched countless videos by you and your videos are recommended by many others. Just love your stuff Scotty!!!
This channel has been so helpful to me. I've gotten through some tough times on my vehicles because of you. Keep it up. Your awesome bro.
You keep telling me to Rev up my engine so it breaks and I have to bring it you.
😂😂😂
That's right taco Tucker . Your finally got one right..
I have to bring it TO you.
Beddapa, Beddapa, Tththth....That’s alllll follllkks!
The old professor
Not funny one bit !
Lmao
Dude this guys TH-cam channel subscription number is an indefinite reflection of his easily likeable atmosphere. Not only is he overwhelmingly informal, his delivery is straight forward and somehow manages to define the various functions of a multitude of different car appliances , he manages to do it in a very organized fashion and all of a sudden you have a complete understanding of the different types of coolant there are and how it’s evolved over the years to increase performance
THANK YOU! I'm a proud DIY owner of a Toyota with 155k miles (do my own work thanks to you), and thought it was about time to do fluid. I thought I read in the manual that it didn't need to be changed, but assumed they didn't expect someone like me. This is the best review I've seen by far and I've been searching auto repair forums and am now amazed at how many 'techs' had no mention of this, even when I asked the difference (between the pink and the green stuff). My only question now is if I can find a good alternative to genuine Toyota fluid which is twice as much out here. You gotta be crazy to let these shops touch your car. I started doing my own stuff (again, I did as a kid) because I was tired of the upselling: 'When was the last time you changed out the air in your tires? We recommend that with every oil change'....GONE.
Wait, do you have to change out the air in your tire frequently?
I love these history lessons, thank you Scotty!!
I just want to say I have been a mechanic for about 16 years and here in the past couple of months learned a lot more, Thanks so much Scotty!!
Scott, your show is the most valuable to a driver or mechanic I be ever seen on the web or television. thank you so much for what you do.
Scotty - I love your videos. Congratulations on all your success and thank you for being so thoughtful and informative - You Rule!
I learned so much on this one video! Scotty, thank you for the great videos!
Your channel has gotten so much better over the years. Keep it up Scotty
I'm loving this, I will be a car genius after learning all the great tips from your channel..
Thanks for clearing this up, Scotty! Good video - clear and to the point.
Lots of subs within the last year! Congrats scotty.
The chemistry of coolant is a very interesting topic to study.
It sure is mix the green coolant with diesel fuel and put that mixture into a super soaker water gun then light the end of the gun with a small flame . What you have there is a home made flame thrower . Try it .
even all the HOAT coolants etc have different ingredients!
rbeck3200tb40 what good is the coolant? why not just use diesel alone, or mix with water if necessary... ethylene glycol is poisonous
Thanks Scotty
David here from Australia you have helped me a lot.
All the best.
HOAT is wonderful stuff. Love it in my cars. My poor jeeps never seem to keep coolant systems intact long enough to run it.
Those old 4.0's were basically a tractor engine dropped into a Jeep, a ton of torque with bad gas mileage and they leak oil like crazy.
Cool ! love your videos Scotty. You use terms I can understand, the videos are straight to the point, are informative, educational aswell as entertaining.
Think I'm gonna subscribe now.
All the Best Scotty.
Thanks for the support!
Great Video as usual. You really do know how to explain things perfectly.
Thank you Scotty!! Watching your video's is like going to Automotive college!! Love them!!
Great job as always Scotty 👍 I love watching your videos keep them coming !
Scotty not gonna lie I came across by you on accident recently but every since I been watching your videos it make me understand more about my car that I just got from my uncle and let me tell you this there a lot of problems with it
I love/hate these videos. I love the learning (HOAT? Who knew?), I hate the growing list of "I could do that myself" chores. :) Thanks for all of these.
Always used Toyota anti freeze/anti boil long life coolant concerntrate/red colour. Mixed 1 part to 2 parts water. Never noticed any corrosion, hoses stay soft, change every 2 years, system always clean. 👍🏻 🇦🇺
Working on Toyotas I can tell you the hoses last, not sure if it's the rubber they use or coolant but they seem to last alot longer and stay softer than other makes
@@snackyxchan i use Toyota coolant my other vehicles. Mazda, Ford, Diahatsu, MB willys jeep. All their hoses are soft, cooling systems clean. 👍🏻
Hi do you think Toyota coolant is better FL-22 Mazda coolant for Mazda CX-5 2913
So do you recommend I can use the Toyota anti freeze on any car I got 3 cars to charge the cooling system
I knew this stuff already but had to watch because it's so much better coming from you than inside my head, you the man Scotty, good info 👍
Scotty you have inspired me to be more intrested in mechanic's. Thank you
glad to hear it, thanks!
You should check out South Main Auto's channel. Eric O really does some great in depth stuff that would help you
SouthJerseySound I will, thank you
Hey thanks for the history lesson on coolant. Learned a lot. Appreciate you doing that!
William Robinson it's cool right, ha
This is fascinating. Never realized how the coolant can be just as important as your oil. Thanks Scotty!
That was one of the best explanations of coolant types I have experienced.
Just recently changed my coolant out on my 2012 Toyota Tundra. Did it myself. Very easy job! Rather pay the additional $3-4. Versus paying $200+ for a mechanic to change it out. Thanks for helping me save money over the last several years!
I personally use Zerex G-05 in my car. I also really like to change it far more often than recommended even though it may be a waste. I do a full flush when I first buy a car and then another every 1-2 years depending on how hard its been driven. I just like to make sure the system is clean because I'd rather replace coolant every year or two than hoses, thermostats or water pumps every 5 or so years.
Scotty Kilmer
Thank you for such informative and honest video. It so helpful. keep making them videos please. Greatly appreciated.
Since I have been watching your videos I think that you are the best informative mechanic that I have found you have not a lot for the viewers and I really appreciate you taking your time out and doing what you do may God bless you 👍👍
huge believer in changing all the fluids in your cars, not just the engine oil, great video
sully676 Especially coolant! Did a head gasket job on an old Mercedes that was not maintained, ran hot, and head gasket blew. Got head off and coolant passages were plugged up with severe corrosion. Only one path was partially clear. Cleared em all out and put everything back together and I could hear the engine thank me when it all ran through the first time.
another example of neglect costing more than maintenance
sully676 yeah. Super weird when i talk to people, and they seem to not be to concerned about any other fluid.
sully676 exactly. Thanks t seems to me if you change the fluids in your car every several years, the amount of problems goes way down.
Always great detailed videos. Your are A MASTER AT YOUR CRAFT! I am ASE certified and I have learned so many new amazing things from you. Books are great and all but your hands on lessons are by far one of the best ways to learn. Thank you!!!!!
Hi djscandel, How to check if someone really have ASE certified? Can we have personal chat about this?
As always, another great video from Scotty, keep it up man, also hello from down under :)
Thank you Scotty for always helping us
OAT technology is great! Still worth changing every few years though.. Lack of cooling system maintenance is a major cause of breakdowns and expensive repairs.
Thanks for the history lesson Mr. Kilmer:-)
Wow. Thanks Scotty, great video.
I wasn't even aware there were different types of coolant like that, and I've been around cars my whole life.
Boy do I feel silly. Live and learn, right?
Thanks again and keep them coming.
Thanks Scotty, I learned a lot from your videos, I drive a 99 Honda city (asia version) bought used and cheap, but needs a lot of fixing
I learned to fix my car with the help of your videos guiding my DIYs, watchin right now how to replace cv joints, wish me luck.
Thanks and Happy New Year 2020
WOW!! Thank you Scotty for the education. There is a sea of coolants at car stores and I didn’t know which to use. You’re the best!
Scotty, your channel is still informative as usual. I ALWAYS learn something from your experience.
Much thanks.
You talking about Grandpa brought back memories. I remember my dad used to always change the antifreeze in his old Caddy. Thanks for the info. I would like to replace the coolant in my 2001 Camry to the HOAT formula. As a woman, I want to do everything that I can do to avoid having to take my car in to the shop for repairs. I have learned so much from your videos. Thanks again.
simon lloyd problem?
Rude comments👀🤔👎
The 'as a woman' comment is outdated and cliche. Those shops are equal opportunity. They will upsell, lie, cheat and swindle anything that walks in. Including my Dr. Brother-in-Law, my sister or my engineer self. AND STAY AWAY FROM ANYTHING "FREE" - NO FREE BRAKE INSPECTION, NO FREE ALIGNMENT INSPECTION, NO FREE FLAT REPAIR, AND NO FREE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT - those are merely authorization requests for a $1000 "necessary minimum service." If there was ever an industry that need to be decimated it was those guys.
girohead I appreciate your advice/opinion. However, I can only accurately speak of my personal reality and life experiences. So, for me the term; "as a woman" is today and will always be both timely and relevant.
Tee Jay I think both you and girohead make good points. I have experienced his ''equal opportunity'' shops, and I suspect you have experienced crooked men who don't know about the law of return, so consider it an advantage to seek refuge in the bias and illusion of chauvinism.
Thanks for all the good tips, and reminders of so much stuff I once knew but got old and forgot. 👍
Thanks for those excelent videos, Im follow you since a month right now and I learn a lot good stuff with you.
Thanks Scotty, You’ve taught me allot!!!,
And I appreciate Your energy .
These videos never get old.
Good info! Never knew so much about coolant! Thanks, Scotty!
This is an excellent chanel to learn about cars and how to keep everything running nothing better than some one from the old days explaining how things were made back in the day compared to how they are made now and to keep up with the newer models running longer
And when they do break down everything you need to know about changing parts and servicing is right here thank you so much from cape town south africa
Ive always liked your videos because you explain things all the way compared to others
Thanks for the info, Scotty. I appreciate your knowledge my friend. I'm a little behind the times at 67 years old. I used to do all of my own work until a few years back with a diagnosis of Emphysema, and a blood disorder. I need all these tips and tricks so that I don't have to have shops do work that could be avoided. Not to mention a fixed income. Your a good man.
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Pour it in & drive away !!!
The only product that cleans protects & lubricates while you drive.
999solomon999 yeah if it’s cleaning then it’s loosening deposits to flow through the engine.
I love your videos. I am able to fully understand everything you explain about working on cars. For a woman who knows little about cars, that is very good!
thank you for answering my question so fast!
First time I've even hear of HOAT coolant, thanks Scotty.
I wished I had seen this kind of videos when I had my first car, keep it up Scotty
Thanks Scotty, for your informative videos. They're great!👍
Thank you Mr Kilmer. This easily explained it in few minutes. You rock
Loving these videos scotty keep em up
You remind me of ozzy osbourne but reborn as a mechanic
Fred Huerta 😂
He reminds me of John Forcen when he is all calmed down. I Love him, or Both of them!!
Fred Huerta i was named after ozzy osbourn
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Scotty thanks for all the years of great advice!
Great advise, love your professional in sight from the years working on vehicles
Awesome vid as always scotty
Im a big fan since last year..also been a shade tree mechanic for 50+ years...and Ive learned a LOT from you brother....
KM3W congratulations, you won!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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oh ur a big fan? i guess you could say ur pretty cool then ;)
I have a 2012 Nissan rouge sv AWD. Been watching your videos and I learned a lot about cars. Phew what a relief. I won’t get ripped off anymore.
Good job Scotty another awesome tip...really appreciate it...thumbs up. ...
THANKS FOR THE EDUCATION!
Good lesson on antifreeze Scotty!!
Thank you, Scotty! You are awesome helping us with our vehicles. Glad I now know about the Host coolant!
Thank U For The Cool’ing tips, Scotty! Awesome. I was having The Same Problem w/My Radiator. Problem Solved. Keep Those Incredibly Useful (car) tips Coming!! 👍🏼🤠
If you want to cause yourself a headache, mix coolant types, I did that in my truck. . . I end up pulling and replacing the radiator out of desperation, flushing the system multiple times, in the WINTER TIME.. just to get my heater going in the truck again.
When I went to the auto store, they only had the orange coolant, on the bottle it was "long lasting", I was like what could go wrong? WELL in my truck manual, I read this AFTER the fact,..its like "Only use green coolant".. Ford Ranger Manual, anyways, there was a very valid reason for that. Mixing them, gunked up everything.. *Sighs* what a hard lesson to learn.
I have that happen to an associate of mines a few years ago. He mixed his coolant when topping off his reservoir. He ended up with clogging up his radiator and having to get a engine flush done.
MRSketch09 orange is dex-cool straight trash it rotted out my freeze plugs and definitely not ford friendly seems like gm made it on purpose
I mixed coolant on my hummer. I wouldn't try it on my golf... mostly because it's new.... but my hummer is fine
The same happened on my ranger lol turned to like a mud or clay material
MRSketch09 fake....
In my old Porsche that had a liquid cooled engine, I would use a mixture of Redline's Water Wetter plus distilled water and flush it once per year. This, plus the use of Redline's full synthetic ester-based motor oil, improved the heat transfer in my engine so much that the engine temp would never go above the thermostat temp regardless of the engine load or outside temperature. An added benefit was that it helped cool my oil and keep the oil pressure higher when the engine was at idle. The drawback with this stuff was that the anticorrosive additives would wear out faster in an all-aluminum engine, which I had, and had to be changed more frequently. Also, there was no boiling point elevation or freezing point depression so I couldn't use it in a climate where the temperatures would dip below freezing. This was not a problem since I lived in San Diego at the time. The car had an extremely high-pressure cooling system pressure and so the water's boiling point was sufficiently elevated that it would never boil.
Way to keep an engine in top shape throughout its life. Congrats.
What does the water wetter do?
@@johnstack5008 essentially reduces the surface tension of water allowing better thermal transfer.
Love your program and the professional advise. Happy Holidays.
Love your videos! I use them in class teaching Automotives.
Thank you for the video Scotty, as always appreciated.
My 2013 Volvo calls for HOAT however I contacted Peak and Prestone to check with them in order to swap the expensive Volvo coolant to either Peak and/or Prestone (OAT) and they said that there is no problem and it can even be mixed together but preferably one type is best as they have different lubrification package.
Back when I used to have problems with my Ford van overheating I found a product called "Wetter Water". It was a coolant additive that claimed to make the water a better conductor of heat thereby keeping the engine cooler. It actually worked. I've always wondered what was in that stuff.
I love obscure product names
Love your videos man. It's like engineering 101 lessons.
By far the best vid i watched today.
Im currently working on my first car (2008 Prius)
I learned something new, that means I am alive. Thanks for information
Greg Seleen Congratulations, you’ve won this amazing product !!!!!!!!
The pink coolant is also known under the “Pentosin” brand name in Germany. This is the ONLY brand recommended/required coolant for Audi engines. Great video as usual Scotty.
Except that coolant is called Pentosin E. The original designation for that coolant is called GG40 by Glysantin a brand of BASF. VW calls it G13. Another brand that is also recommend for VW brands is Vaico G13.
I miss your q&a videos you use to do! Was interesting to here the wide range of issues on a variety of brands, and what you have found works well.
You are my favorite source of automotive information.
I learned something. This video was a real HOAT!!!
I always enjoy these videos. I always learn something new. Thanks Mr Scotty. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks, Scottie for telling us all about the various coolants out there.
Great stuff, keep it coming.
Scotty if you're this much fun to watch sober, you must be a friggin blast after a few drinks!
I'm drunk right now
I'm cool right now
You're almost at that Million mark Scotty! Thanks for all the great advice, tips and the common sense approach to help me keep my cars maintained over the years. Keep up the great work I'm pulling for you!!! C'mon fellow subs REV up those engines share scotty's videos lets get him there he deserves it!!!
Crazy he added about 1mil followers a year over past 5 yr average
You just reminded me that I have to do mine. Thanks Scotty. 😊👍
I'm hooked on Scotty! Great advise 😊
Scotty has gotta be the coolest mechanic on TH-cam.
Wow.. america is 20years behind europe.
He does more yelling than wrenching.
Your kidding right ?
Love this guy
Thank you Scotty !