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2019 Ram 1500 5.7 Coolant???

Ortiz7983

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Anyone know what coolant I’m suppose to use? I don’t know if I’m suppose to use 50/50 or non diluted.

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Both 10-year coolants are the same. One is premixed (50/50) the other needs mixed with distilled water
 

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The rule of thumb is if buying concentrate, mix it 50/50 with (preferably) distilled water.
 

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Guys, I have another question. I have hose leak from the line that goes into the oil filter housing. I’m assuming this is the engine oil cooler hose. I am going to replace it but I know once I take that off hose off, it’s going to start pouring out. Am I ok to retake off the hose, let it drain, install the new hose, and fill her back in through the coolant reservoir? Or do I fill her up through the actual radiator?
 

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Fill it through the radiator, then top off the reservoir if it needs it after you’ve cycled all the air out
 

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Fill it through the radiator, then top off the reservoir if it needs it after you’ve cycled all the air out
This is good, and another alternative is to let all the coolant drain and re-add it using a vacuum coolant filler tool. Even those aren’t perfect every time though.
 

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