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NA Coolant Question

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NA Coolant Question

Postby joeclarkey » Mon Sep 07, 2015 5:58 pm

Apologies if this has been asked and answered but I have looked in multiple places for an answer and can’t find a definitive one. I have had to drain flush and will be refilling the coolant on my 1989 Eunos roadster due to a failed T pipe on the thermostat housing.

I want to know what coolant to buy, there are many many suggestions all over the net but I can’t find any hard and fast answer to which is best.

I a tempted to upgrade it to FL-22 according to Mazda documentation it can be used in their older cars, has anyone used it in a mk1?

see page 3 here

http://www.miata.net/garage/tsb/01-033-07-1830b.pdf

If not and the recommendation is not to use it could someone please send me a link to the best coolant that meets all of the requirements of the NA engine.

Help much appreciated long time user of the site but first time poster.
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Re: NA Coolant Question

Postby Mxmurray » Tue Sep 08, 2015 4:26 pm

Concentrated Mobil Antifreeze does the job perfectly well.
I think it's listed on MX5 Parts but your local motor factor may have it cheaper.
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Re: NA Coolant Question

Postby Mazda Mender » Wed Sep 09, 2015 7:30 am

Mazda's own is good, but dear ,i personally use unipart or texeco, remember it is not just about a coolant and antifreeze it is also about a anti rust also.
Water system holds 4.5 Ltrs so for a 50/50 mix you will need 2.1/4 Ltrs of concentrate , also remember to much is just as bad as not enough with the mix.
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Re: NA Coolant Question

Postby joeclarkey » Mon Sep 21, 2015 9:11 am

Thanks for advice, hoses and thermostat replaced and refilled after a good burping all seems good.

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