Can antifreeze blue and red for cars be mixed?

Blue and red antifreeze for cars should not be mixed, as blue and red work a little differently.

No, blue and red are two different types of antifreeze.

Avoid mixing, and use blue for the car's antifreeze. It is not recommended to mix and add, if there is a shortage of water on the road, you can make up a little, but after going back, buy a new bucket and change it.

Car antifreeze blue and red should not be mixed, and the formula is not the same between them.

It can't be used together, because the blue and red are not the same use.

I recommend that it is best not to mix them together, because the chemical composition is not particularly identical.

The color of the antifreeze is just the dye added by the manufacturer in order to be eye-catching, and it has nothing to do with the quality of the antifreeze itself. In order to meet customer needs, many manufacturers dye the same product in different colors. Under normal circumstances, different manufacturers and different models of antifreeze should not be mixed, and the same manufacturer and the same model can be mixed, regardless of color.

Antifreeze must be added directly with the same model, same manufacturer, and same color, and if replaced, as long as it is not an inferior product, you can do anything!

I think the blue and red antifreeze of the car can be mixed together because they are both the same effect.

Antifreeze red and green should not be mixed. Different colors cannot be mixed casually, let alone mixed with other maintenance fluids such as glass water. Due to their different compositions, if they are mixed together, it will reduce the working effect of the coolant, seriously damage the engine, and affect the service life of the engine.

Summary of antifreezeThe full name of antifreeze should be called automotive antifreeze coolant, which means coolant with antifreeze function. Antifreeze prevents coolant from freezing and cracking radiators and freezing engine blocks or covers when the coolant freezes when parking in the cold winter. Antifreeze is a kind of coolant containing special additives, mainly used in liquid-cooled engine cooling system, antifreeze has excellent properties such as antifreeze in winter, boiling in summer, waterproof scale and anti-corrosion throughout the year.

There are two main points to measure the advantages and disadvantages of antifreeze, the first is the antifreeze effect, the freezing point of water is 0, the general ordinary antifreeze can reach -40, and the high-quality antifreeze should be able to reach about -60, which is an important indicator to calibrate the quality of antifreeze, the other is the boiling point of antifreeze, the boiling point of water is 100, and the antifreeze should reach at least 108 or more, that is to say, the lower the freezing point, the higher the boiling point, the greater the temperature difference, the better the quality of the antifreeze.

It is recommended not to add different colors.

Antifreeze with different ingredients or colors must not be mixed, because if you mix antifreeze with different ingredients, the antifreeze will react chemically and cause the antifreeze to fail.

If the antifreeze is the same and the color is different, it cannot be mixed, and the chemical composition of the additives is different for different colors or different brands of antifreeze, and if it is mixed, a chemical reaction is likely to occur between a variety of additives, resulting in the failure of the additives.

In general, do not mix, there will be a chemical reaction to produce some impurities.

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The red antifreeze and this pink antifreeze can be mixed and there is no problem with this. Because the color of these two antifreezes is basically the same, there will be no problems after this mixing, as long as the red antifreeze and the green or blue ones do not mix together. Red and pink antifreeze can be mixed.

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Generally speaking, red and green are of different types. Mixing can produce chemical reactions, such as sedimentation blocking the engine waterway, high corrosion damage to the engine cooling system, rising freezing point, and falling boiling point.

The correct use of coolant can play the role of anti-corrosion, anti-cavitation leakage, anti-radiator boiling, anti-scale and anti-freezing, etc., which can make the cooling system always in the best working condition and ensure the normal working temperature of the engine.

If you do not pay attention to it in use, it will seriously affect the normal performance and life of the engine, so special attention should be paid in use.

Car coolant, different colors, can be mixed at the same time.

What is the difference between red and green antifreeze? Can it be mixed? If you do it wrong, it will ruin the car, so be careful.

It can be mixed, the color is just a love, some people like red, some people like blue, the ingredients of antifreeze are ethanol, distilled water, preservatives, industrial pigments, you say can you mix it.

It's okay to use the red one, but you have to put the original green one clean and can't mix it.

No. Different colors of antifreeze should not be mixed, because although most of the ingredients of antifreeze are the same, the composition of different colors of antifreeze is still slightly different, and if mixed, it will cause a chemical reaction of antifreeze, resulting in scale and clogging the pipeline. Socks lead to a decrease in the antifreeze effect and cooling effect of the antifreeze, resulting in engine damage.

Therefore, antifreeze of different colors should not be mixed.

The color of antifreeze is different, but their effects are the same, and antifreeze plus cooling does not have different effects due to different colors. Moreover, color is only a factor for manufacturers to distinguish, and does not represent a special effect.

The reason why antifreeze has so many different colors is that the key is the different formulas of various antifreeze manufacturers. From the perspective of ingredients, generally speaking, ethylene glycol is green, propylene glycol is red with orange, and glycerol is blue before color.

In addition, in order to prevent confusion with other liquids and prevent people from eating by mistake, many manufacturers will also add different color formulas to distinguish between simple cherry blossoms.

Common antifreeze comes in four colors: red, blue, green, and yellow. Different colors should not be mixed casually, nor can they be mixed with other maintenance fluids such as glass water.

Antifreeze has five main functions: cooling, antifreeze, corrosion, lubrication, and cleaning. These five functions are mainly anti-freezing and cooling, so that the engine can maintain the normal working temperature, and the temperature is too low to freeze.

To meet these working conditions, antifreeze components and additives are available in a variety of options and combinations. In the manufacturing process, manufacturers will add different colors of dyes to the antifreeze in order to distinguish different formulas. The purpose is not only to remind users that antifreeze is toxic and should not be consumed, but also to remind users not to mix them, as different colors represent different formulas.

When the engine enters the working high temperature state, the chemical stability of the mixed antifreeze changes, which may lead to the decline of cooling performance and antifreeze performance, and even the corrosion and crystallization of the cooling system, and some even produce toxic gases.

Therefore, if it is necessary to replace the antifreeze of a different color, the engine cooling and heating systems should be completely emptied and new antifreeze should be added. When changing antifreeze, the interval between most models is two years or 40,000 kilometers, and some models will be four years or 100,000 kilometers or more. Please refer to the manufacturer's recommended maintenance interval for the specific time.