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I know this is a frequently asked question...but...what antifreeze should I use for my 1933 RP .
I don't seem to be able to get bluecol blue. I thought i had ordered some via Internet...and what has arrived is pink !! Bluecol oe 40 plus.
PLEASE can someone please give me name (and possibly supplier) of a suitable antifreeze...I am looking for something that will give me corrosion resistance rather than cold weather protection. Best regards
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Location: Deepest Frogland 30960
Car type: 1933 RP Standard Saloon
05-10-2022, 11:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-10-2022, 12:00 PM by Reckless Rat.)
The pink antifreeze is usually OAT ( Organic Acid Technology) which rents to be the norm in modern vehicles - it's perfectly fine as long as you flush out any old antifreeze as the two are not compatible.
Failing that, if you can't get the blue, then the supermarket green antifreeze is equally OK.
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I had thought that the pink OAT was inadvisable in historic vehicles?
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Millers anti - freeze is available and is the correct type i.e. Etherlyne Glycol
Hope that helps you
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Location: Suffolk
Suffolk, UK
1925 Chummy
1934 Box
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Or, some are using Fernox additive if you don't want antifreeze. I'd be interested to know if anyone is combining both?
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Many thanks to all who have taken trouble to reply, much appreciated.
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Location: Scottish Borders
I get blue antifreeze at the local car parts shop in Galashiels.
Jim
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