Attention.
Use coolant in a concentration that is appropriate for the environment in which the vehicle is operated, otherwise engine damage may occur.
The engine has a large number of aluminum parts that need to be protected from corrosion by using an ethylene glycol-based coolant. This coolant also provides protection for the engine from freezing. Do not use coolants containing ethyl or methyl alcohol, borates or silicates. Such coolants may damage the cooling system. Use only soft (demineralized) water to make the cooling mixture. Water containing mineral salts significantly reduces the efficiency of engine cooling. Cooling liquid can damage the paintwork of the car. If the cooling liquid gets on the painted surfaces, it is necessary to wash it off immediately with plenty of water.
Note:
- If the cooling system cap has the symbol "FL22" on or near it, FL22 coolant must be used.
- Coolant FL22 is supplied as a ready-to-use solution. Additional dilution of such a liquid before filling the cooling system is not required.
2. Determine the proportions of the coolant according to the following chart. If the proportions of the coolant do not correspond to the norm, add distilled water or antifreeze.
