Some members on here swear by Toyota fluids only. I never have but I do only use good quality and definitely not the cheapest... and my trucks done over 275,000 miles.. but I guess its personal choice. IMO.. Also depends what truck it is I guess..I need to top up with coolant. Does it have to be Toyota stuff?
Thing is, I am not sure if this means under no circumstances add water or there's no need to add water. Hmm, you decide. It's pre diluted but what with? Water?
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On my generator it says NO TOUCH stamped on the exhaust manifold with a symbol of a hand touching the exhaust, i found this misleading for some reason, It did not say DO NOT TOUCH, and the symbol of the hand seem to invite me to touch the hot exhaust, After a while of staring at the exhaust I touched it..... It was really Hot!! so NO WATER, DO NOT WATER, NO ADD WATER, ADD WATER,.. Its all the same, remember. NO TOUCHIn my mind DO NOT ADD WATER isn't the same as no need to add water. Semantics perhaps but DO NOT is an absolute instruction. DO NOT TOUCH, DO NOT ENTER etc. I understand the effects of adding water to anything, but regardless of whether this is a marketing ploy or simply poor English, it says DO NOT. Pre diluted - could be with coconut oil, angel's tears. You can dilute something with Scotch if you want. Doesn't necessarily mean water. When I can be bothered I shall go and read the handbook. Where it will probably tell me to add only more coolant not water. Which isn't an answer to the question is it. I think it's just a performance issue not that you simply mustn't under any circumstances add water.
Tricksy indeed.. Remember NO TOUCH!!!Ahh and in a fire you are told not to run. But the symbol shows a running man. They tried a picture of a person walking but it basically gave the message 'stay where you are' Tricky thing the human brain.
Did you say dilute with Scotch!!! A heresy has now been committed by Chris. LolIn my mind DO NOT ADD WATER isn't the same as no need to add water. Semantics perhaps but DO NOT is an absolute instruction. DO NOT TOUCH, DO NOT ENTER etc. I understand the effects of adding water to anything, but regardless of whether this is a marketing ploy or simply poor English, it says DO NOT. Pre diluted - could be with coconut oil, angel's tears. You can dilute something with Scotch if you want. Doesn't necessarily mean water. When I can be bothered I shall go and read the handbook. Where it will probably tell me to add only more coolant not water. Which isn't an answer to the question is it. I think it's just a performance issue not that you simply mustn't under any circumstances add water.
The only mention of SLLC (pink) dilution I found in the handbook is on the page I attached in my previous post. Tell us if you find anything else.... When I can be bothered I shall go and read the handbook....