This antifreeze thing any more makes my head hurt , ya have the Green , ya got the Orange , Ya got the yellow and ya got the Purple . And shame on you if you get the wrong color in the wrong piece . That THING they call a CAR takes the purple , the old Druango takes the Orange , the one ton takes the green , the old Sebring take the yellow . But Some one put the wrong stuff in the REVENGER and yep it plugged the heater core and was also causing a slight over heating problem on warm days and not getting up to temp on cold days . Well not being up on this new fangled stuff and still had some factory warranty left i sent it off to the goat store and the OLD service manager enlightened me , so they did a flush and installed the TWo T stats that it has ( never heard of such a thing ) . BUT we still did not have much heat and the one day i was checking the engine oil i noticed that WHAT it still has the ORANGE juice in it and NOT THE PURPLE and had to take it back for a redo . But still had a plugged heater core.
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