What is an approved BMW Coolant (GREEN in now) readily available at AutoZone or O'Reilly's? Will need to bleed & top.
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Out of all the original BMW coolants, does it really make a difference which one you pick? I have an e92 2.0 m sport diesel, n47 engine I believe, I'm unsure which bmw coolant to use on it, since it's probably never been changed or at least not in a while. Any advice would be good. Thanks.
BMW is at it yet again. This time the ubiquitous blue coolant is to be phased out and a changeover to green has already begun. The new formulation is of HT-12 composition, whereas the old familiar blue coolant was G48. According to BMW the green (not Prestone or new Zerex fluorescent green BTW).
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BMW is at it yet again. This time the ubiquitous blue coolant is to be phased out and a changeover to green has already begun. The new formulation is of HT-12 composition, whereas the old familiar blue coolant was G48. According to BMW the green (not Prestone or new Zerex fluorescent green BTW).
it depends, bmw now uses and recommends their HT-12 coolant which is green (since 2019 or so). Most generic universal coolants from parts stores are green too though and these are not recommended for bmw cooling systems.
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
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ZEREX HT-12 Antifreeze/Coolant from Valvoline is engineered with organic acid technology specifically for European vehicles requiring genuine HT-12 and G12evo fluid, including Audi, BMW, MINI, VW, and Porsche.
What is an approved BMW Coolant (GREEN in now) readily available at AutoZone or O'Reilly's? Will need to bleed & top.
Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
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BMW is at it yet again. This time the ubiquitous blue coolant is to be phased out and a changeover to green has already begun. The new formulation is of HT-12 composition, whereas the old familiar blue coolant was G48. According to BMW the green (not Prestone or new Zerex fluorescent green BTW).
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Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
Many vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles require FROSTOX HT-12 as their coolant. You can buy this from a dealer, but we also wanted to explain why Valvoline Zerex G40 is a suitable and easier.
it depends, bmw now uses and recommends their HT-12 coolant which is green (since 2019 or so). Most generic universal coolants from parts stores are green too though and these are not recommended for bmw cooling systems.
Out of all the original BMW coolants, does it really make a difference which one you pick? I have an e92 2.0 m sport diesel, n47 engine I believe, I'm unsure which bmw coolant to use on it, since it's probably never been changed or at least not in a while. Any advice would be good. Thanks.
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Many vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles require FROSTOX HT-12 as their coolant. You can buy this from a dealer, but we also wanted to explain why Valvoline Zerex G40 is a suitable and easier.
Out of all the original BMW coolants, does it really make a difference which one you pick? I have an e92 2.0 m sport diesel, n47 engine I believe, I'm unsure which bmw coolant to use on it, since it's probably never been changed or at least not in a while. Any advice would be good. Thanks.
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ZEREX HT-12 Antifreeze/Coolant from Valvoline is engineered with organic acid technology specifically for European vehicles requiring genuine HT-12 and G12evo fluid, including Audi, BMW, MINI, VW, and Porsche.
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
The Latest Patented* Coolant Technology for BMW, MINI & Rolls.
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Many vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles require FROSTOX HT-12 as their coolant. You can buy this from a dealer, but we also wanted to explain why Valvoline Zerex G40 is a suitable and easier.
BMW is at it yet again. This time the ubiquitous blue coolant is to be phased out and a changeover to green has already begun. The new formulation is of HT-12 composition, whereas the old familiar blue coolant was G48. According to BMW the green (not Prestone or new Zerex fluorescent green BTW).
ZEREX HT-12 Antifreeze/Coolant from Valvoline is engineered with organic acid technology specifically for European vehicles requiring genuine HT-12 and G12evo fluid, including Audi, BMW, MINI, VW, and Porsche.
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What is an approved BMW Coolant (GREEN in now) readily available at AutoZone or O'Reilly's? Will need to bleed & top.
it depends, bmw now uses and recommends their HT-12 coolant which is green (since 2019 or so). Most generic universal coolants from parts stores are green too though and these are not recommended for bmw cooling systems.
Genuine BMW 83-19-2-468-442 | HT-12 Antifreeze Coolant, Green - 1 ...
Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
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What is an approved BMW Coolant (GREEN in now) readily available at AutoZone or O'Reilly's? Will need to bleed & top.
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
Many vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles require FROSTOX HT-12 as their coolant. You can buy this from a dealer, but we also wanted to explain why Valvoline Zerex G40 is a suitable and easier.
Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
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What is an approved BMW Coolant (GREEN in now) readily available at AutoZone or O'Reilly's? Will need to bleed & top.
Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
Many vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles require FROSTOX HT-12 as their coolant. You can buy this from a dealer, but we also wanted to explain why Valvoline Zerex G40 is a suitable and easier.
Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
it depends, bmw now uses and recommends their HT-12 coolant which is green (since 2019 or so). Most generic universal coolants from parts stores are green too though and these are not recommended for bmw cooling systems.
What is an approved BMW Coolant (GREEN in now) readily available at AutoZone or O'Reilly's? Will need to bleed & top.
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The Latest Patented* Coolant Technology for BMW, MINI & Rolls.
What is an approved BMW Coolant (GREEN in now) readily available at AutoZone or O'Reilly's? Will need to bleed & top.
Out of all the original BMW coolants, does it really make a difference which one you pick? I have an e92 2.0 m sport diesel, n47 engine I believe, I'm unsure which bmw coolant to use on it, since it's probably never been changed or at least not in a while. Any advice would be good. Thanks.
Features And Benefits Compatible with BMW from 1988 (LC-87). OEM approved coolant: Valvoline HT.
it depends, bmw now uses and recommends their HT-12 coolant which is green (since 2019 or so). Most generic universal coolants from parts stores are green too though and these are not recommended for bmw cooling systems.
Many vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles require FROSTOX HT-12 as their coolant. You can buy this from a dealer, but we also wanted to explain why Valvoline Zerex G40 is a suitable and easier.
« Previous Thread Next Thread Coolant is green and need to top it off?
Factory spec is HT-12, and that's what mine should have from the factory - but it is backwards compatible with the B48 coolant they used to use. Just wanted to make sure that Zerex HT-12 is the same thing as BMW HT-12!
BMW is at it yet again. This time the ubiquitous blue coolant is to be phased out and a changeover to green has already begun. The new formulation is of HT-12 composition, whereas the old familiar blue coolant was G48. According to BMW the green (not Prestone or new Zerex fluorescent green BTW).
ZEREX HT-12 Antifreeze/Coolant from Valvoline is engineered with organic acid technology specifically for European vehicles requiring genuine HT-12 and G12evo fluid, including Audi, BMW, MINI, VW, and Porsche.
