PRESTONE AFC12100 Antifreeze Coolant 1 gal 50/50 Red Yellow
Pre-diluted 50/50 ethylene glycol coolant protects heavy-duty engines to 750,000 miles or 15,000 hours with freeze protection to -34°F and boil-over resistance to 327°F
- Product colorRed, Yellow
- Pre-diluted 50/50 mix saves time and eliminates measuring
- Nitrite-free NF-OAT formula protects heavy-duty engines up to 750,000 miles
- Extended-life rating of 15,000 hours reduces coolant change intervals
- Freeze protection to -34 °F and boil-over protection to 327 °F
- Phosphate-free, silicate-free and biodegradable for lower environmental impact
Engine coolant for heavy-duty use
Prestone AFC12100 is a pre-diluted 50/50 antifreeze coolant formulated with nitrite-free OAT technology. It uses an ethylene glycol base that is phosphate-free, silicate-free and biodegradable. The product is intended for heavy-duty cooling systems requiring extended-life protection.
Pre-diluted bottle removes mixing steps
The one-gallon container arrives at the correct 50/50 concentration so no water addition or measuring is required. Its red and yellow colour helps identify the fluid during inspection or top-up. The bottle format allows direct pouring into the cooling system without extra equipment.
Temperature range defines operating window
Freeze protection is rated to -34 degrees F and the boiling point reaches 327 degrees F under system pressure. Service intervals are limited to 15,000 hours or 750,000 miles, after which the coolant must be replaced. Systems that exceed these limits will lose the advertised protection.
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- Price $11.99
- Cheaper than about 80% of the 1,113 comparable items (median $19.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PRESTONE |
| Product color | Red, Yellow |
Questions about this item
How often will the pre-diluted 50/50 coolant need to be replaced in a heavy-duty engine?
The fluid carries a lifetime rating of 15,000 hours or 750,000 miles, so replacement is scheduled around those intervals.
What temperature limit is reached first during continuous high-load operation?
The coolant boils at 327 degrees F, which is the upper thermal boundary before phase change occurs.
How much heat and vapour does the ethylene-glycol blend release when the engine runs all day?
With a boiling point of 327 degrees F and a freezing point of -34 degrees F, the mixture remains liquid and stable through extended duty cycles.
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