Honda Type 2 Coolant

**Woof** · June 23rd, 2017 11:03 AM

It comes in a 1 liter container similar to the Type I, ATF and power steering fluids. I've tried various ways of attaching the picture but it always errors out at the end of the upload. Here is a link instead.

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**Shutterbug** · June 23rd, 2017 11:13 AM

Do Honda CASA's allow bringing in of consumables (oils, coolants, etc) to be used for maintenance services even if you buy it from other sources?

**Woof** · June 23rd, 2017 11:53 AM

Consumables = NO
Parts = Depends on the dealership. Some casas allow you to use your own parts and charge you only labor but they will not give any warranty on the work.

Talk to your service advisor first.

**oj88** · June 23rd, 2017 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by Shutterbug

Do Honda CASA's allow bringing in of consumables (oils, coolants, etc) to be used for maintenance services even if you buy it from other sources?

Way back several years, I tried that with a jug of Honda FS oil I bought from OLX. The dealer asked me for a receipt of the oil which I was unable to provide. I didn't ask the reason why the receipt was needed other than maybe to use it as basis to compute for the corkage fee.

So I just had the car serviced without changing the oil and later went to a nearby Servitek to have the oil and oil filter changed.

The dealer is Honda SPA along Mindanao Ave.

**Shutterbug** · June 23rd, 2017 01:40 PM

Originally Posted by Woof

Consumables = NO
Parts = Depends on the dealership. Some casas allow you to use your own parts and charge you only labor but they will not give any warranty on the work.

Talk to your service advisor first.

Originally Posted by oj88

Way back several years, I tried that with a jug of Honda FS oil I bought from OLX. The dealer asked me for a receipt of the oil which I was unable to provide. I didn't ask the reason why the receipt was needed other than maybe to use it as basis to compute for the corkage fee.

So I just had the car serviced without changing the oil and later went to a nearby Servitek to have the oil and oil filter changed.

The dealer is Honda SPA along Mindanao Ave.

Ok... thanks for the info!! So there's no way to be able to use type 2 coolant even if we're able to source it from outside. We have to use whatever's available in the dealership.

**babkalakal** · June 23rd, 2017 09:53 PM

What exactly is type.2 coolant? Para ba yan organic without silicates?

**Woof** · June 24th, 2017 02:13 AM

Honda Type II coolant is what Honda uses for all new cars out of the factory. It is a pre-mixed (50:50) long-life blue coolant that is rated for 100,000 kms or 5 years. It does not have phosphates and silicates that could potentially destroy the water pump and hoses. It also has anti-corrosion additives that are friendly to aluminum. Though I'm not exactly sure what it is composed of...

**gutz_3110** · January 12th, 2019 05:58 PM

Ano ginawaga ninyo pag nabawasan yun coolant?

Anway, planning to have this shipped from US kung wala talagang available dito. Ito ba yun?

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**innova2013** · January 15th, 2019 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by gutz_3110

Ano ginawaga ninyo pag nabawasan yun coolant?

Anway, planning to have this shipped from US kung wala talagang available dito. Ito ba yun?

Amazon.com: IMC OL999911: Automotive

Meron Honda Alabang. P751 price.