Where to get Subaru coolant on the island
 

Pflueger Subaru in Waipahu tried to sell me NAPA coolant. Don't know about that. Just need maybe half a quart to bring the tank level up to normal.
If anyone has extra, I'll trade you a 6-pack of Corona Light:-).

i know that the factory fluid is a bit bluish- most domestic coolant sold here are green- (glycol)
those should be ok to mix w/ the oem- or in your case, distilled water should be enuf since you only need about a quart. Note- never use or mix that pink coolant w/ any glycol- based (green) even just a little amount.

now- can i have dat corona lite?- j/k!

or you could just flush ur coolant and use the prestone 50/50 with some water wetter..it'll take not even 1hr to do..that way u know for sure u got the right stuff...

[QUOTE=850wRx]Pflueger Subaru in Waipahu tried to sell me NAPA coolant. Don't know about that. Just need maybe half a quart to bring the tank level up to normal.
If anyone has extra, I'll trade you a 6-pack of Corona Light:-).[/QUOTE]
dude... listen to ed (Sub-Sonic) he is (was) a subaru mechanic and he knows his ****.

oh by the way Ed... subaru had green stuff in my car when i bought it! BASTARDS!!!

depending on your mileage you should be due for a coolant flush anyway.

Jon

[QUOTE=sub-sonic]i know that the factory fluid is a bit bluish- most domestic coolant sold here are green- (glycol)
those should be ok to mix w/ the oem- or in your case, distilled water should be enuf since you only need about a quart. Note- never use or mix that pink coolant w/ any glycol- based (green) even just a little amount.

now- can i have dat corona lite?- j/k![/QUOTE]

So, can mix glycol-based coolant? 'Cause have lot of Volvo coolant, ethyl-glycol stuff w/ silicates.
Anyway, I do that distilled water. Thanks hah.
Corona Light? yeah, shoots....

water works for me :) plus water wetter of course... make that a heiny...