Did you remove the rad cap and check the rad or just the overfill?I don't think I've ever read Toyo Red changing color with age and certainly not blue!
Maybe something was in the water mixed in with the Red?
Still, not too expensive to drain/fill, eh? :cowboy:
Are you sure you are not checking the windshield washer bottle by mistake?
Or someone put windshield washer fluid in the coolant overflow tank
Washer fluid in coolant rez, sounds like something a quick lube place would do.
When I was 17, I filled the coolant reservoir on my Volvo 240 with window washer fluid and drove like that for a couple days. Pretty embarrassing, but it didn't seem to damage the engine at all.
When I was 17, I filled the coolant reservoir on my Volvo 240 with window washer fluid and drove like that for a couple days. Pretty embarrassing, but it didn't seem to damage the engine at all.
Until I got the 5VZ-FE, I drove nothing but red blocks. We got an XJ last summer, so I've been learning my way around the 4.0 as well, though technically it's my girl's car.You're going to have to try a lot harder than that if you want to damage a red block!
When I was 17, I filled the coolant reservoir on my Volvo 240 with window washer fluid and drove like that for a couple days. Pretty embarrassing, but it didn't seem to damage the engine at all.
Until I got the 5VZ-FE, I drove nothing but red blocks. We got an XJ last summer, so I've been learning my way around the 4.0 as well, though technically it's my girl's car.
[MENTION=145855]BeavStu[/MENTION] I'm 36 now and still dumb enough to embarrass myself regularly. Not washer fluid in the coolant stupid though.