RZR Coolant

Plus a dictionary wouldnt help there. You would need a translator. Hold up I will put it on the right side.

Please read above!!! I have problems with english!!!!!!!

Ok here is the right side. It is still an anti gel. If you read the description it says it is an anti gel as well. I have always thought coolants were anti gels.

I didnt pay the bottle too much attention but next time will so i post the right side.

Read above.....u didnt say u had a problem with it. You said most have problems with english.

3012red wrote:

Hey Mr. Dictionary, you have the bottle turned to the french speaking side. Most of us have enough trouble with english!!!!

I'm getting old!

OK Tbone, how much was that 60% of a quart of prestone with Polaris wrote on the label?

OK, lets just say Bubba's mechanic ain't pulling his leg on this gel turns to liquid thing. If it is magic coolant, and it does transform from liquid to gel when cold...The only reason it would ever be made to do that, is to help the engine warm up quicker in cold weather.

It's gonna be to cold this weekend to do much, so I'm gonna stick my finger in her to see if it's really wet, or like gel.

Hump wrote:

OK, lets just say Bubba's mechanic ain't pulling his leg on this gel turns to liquid thing. If it is magic coolant, and it does transform from liquid to gel when cold...The only reason it would ever be made to do that, is to help the engine warm up quicker in cold weather.

It's gonna be to cold this weekend to do much, so I'm gonna stick my finger in her to see if it's really wet, or like gel.

When I checked the radiator it was a liquid....but when I pulled the bottom hose it was like a slushie.....

TBONE21 wrote:

Read above.....u didnt say u had a problem with it. You said most have problems with english.

stop trying to steal my slogan..

TBONE21 wrote:

Ok here is the right side. It is still an anti gel. If you read the description it says it is an anti gel as well. I have always thought coolants were anti gels.

I didnt pay the bottle too much attention but next time will so i post the right side.

Yep...thats what's in my rzr....I have never added anything else to the radiator of my rzr....

It sure is a lot easier to add it to the over flow bottle!!

Hump wrote:

OK Tbone, how much was that 60% of a quart of prestone with Polaris wrote on the label?

Now that I have no idea. It could be.

Hump wrote:

OK, lets just say Bubba's mechanic ain't pulling his leg on this gel turns to liquid thing. If it is magic coolant, and it does transform from liquid to gel when cold...The only reason it would ever be made to do that, is to help the engine warm up quicker in cold weather.

It's gonna be to cold this weekend to do much, so I'm gonna stick my finger in her to see if it's really wet, or like gel.

Ok let us know. This will be interesting

bubba53 wrote:

Hump wrote:

OK, lets just say Bubba's mechanic ain't pulling his leg on this gel turns to liquid thing. If it is magic coolant, and it does transform from liquid to gel when cold...The only reason it would ever be made to do that, is to help the engine warm up quicker in cold weather.

It's gonna be to cold this weekend to do much, so I'm gonna stick my finger in her to see if it's really wet, or like gel.

When I checked the radiator it was a liquid....but when I pulled the bottom hose it was like a slushie.....

Well it does say its an anti gel liquid right on the bottle. Maybe after a few years and age, the coolant shows sign of wear and gels some?

TBONE21 wrote:

bubba53 wrote:

Hump wrote:

OK, lets just say Bubba's mechanic ain't pulling his leg on this gel turns to liquid thing. If it is magic coolant, and it does transform from liquid to gel when cold...The only reason it would ever be made to do that, is to help the engine warm up quicker in cold weather.

It's gonna be to cold this weekend to do much, so I'm gonna stick my finger in her to see if it's really wet, or like gel.

When I checked the radiator it was a liquid....but when I pulled the bottom hose it was like a slushie.....

Well it does say its an anti gel liquid right on the bottle. Maybe after a few years and age, the coolant shows sign of wear and gels some?

My rzr was 4 months old when this happened....and I know everyone thinks I'm crazy...but when it's cold the polaris antifreeze turns to a gel....when you look in the radiator it looks liquid, but if you pull the bottom hose it will come out in clumps of gel and liquid......

Bubba, are ya getting yours meds mixed up??? Jetdriverx, Does the engine ice prevent freezing in cold temps???

3012red wrote:

Bubba, are ya getting yours meds mixed up??? Jetdriverx, Does the engine ice prevent freezing in cold temps???

i'll check the bottle but i am sure it does. i stored the KTM's in the trailer and it get pretty cold in this area.

18 degrees in the garage this morning and it's thin as water. Bubba, just to be on the safe side, check your antifreeze with a tester to make sure it's good for winter. I just don't like the sound of slushy gel in there.

Hump wrote:

18 degrees in the garage this morning and it's thin as water. Bubba, just to be on the safe side, check your antifreeze with a tester to make sure it's good for winter. I just don't like the sound of slushy gel in there.

I think your right on Hump....sounds like he is a bit thin on the mixture

Hump wrote:

18 degrees in the garage this morning and it's thin as water. Bubba, just to be on the safe side, check your antifreeze with a tester to make sure it's good for winter. I just don't like the sound of slushy gel in there.

Yea I never thought anti freeze was supposed to gel. Esp with it saying its an anti gelling solution.

TBONE21 wrote:

Hump wrote:

OK Tbone, how much was that 60% of a quart of prestone with Polaris wrote on the label?

Now that I have no idea. It could be.

I was meaning to ask what the price was.

TBONE21 wrote:

Hump wrote:

18 degrees in the garage this morning and it's thin as water. Bubba, just to be on the safe side, check your antifreeze with a tester to make sure it's good for winter. I just don't like the sound of slushy gel in there.

Yea I never thought anti freeze was supposed to gel. Esp with it saying its an anti gelling solution.

All the liquid rises to the top...thats why it's liquid in the radaitor....if your running pure polaris antifreeze then pull the bottom radiator hose...you will see the gel then...

Hump wrote:

TBONE21 wrote:

Hump wrote:

OK Tbone, how much was that 60% of a quart of prestone with Polaris wrote on the label?

Now that I have no idea. It could be.

I was meaning to ask what the price was.

About 7.00 a quart..

Hump wrote:

TBONE21 wrote:

Hump wrote:

OK Tbone, how much was that 60% of a quart of prestone with Polaris wrote on the label?

Now that I have no idea. It could be.

I was meaning to ask what the price was.

4.50 a quart at world class. That's with our discount.

bubba53 wrote:

TBONE21 wrote:

Hump wrote:

18 degrees in the garage this morning and it's thin as water. Bubba, just to be on the safe side, check your antifreeze with a tester to make sure it's good for winter. I just don't like the sound of slushy gel in there.

Yea I never thought anti freeze was supposed to gel. Esp with it saying its an anti gelling solution.

All the liquid rises to the top...thats why it's liquid in the radaitor....if your running pure polaris antifreeze then pull the bottom radiator hose...you will see the gel then...

When I change mine I will be looking for it.