Engine coolant?
Engine coolant?
Ok Im a newb to this car since its new to me and to cars in general but the compartment by the washer fluid has next to no liquid in it, this means I need to add some correct? and if so what kind do they take? I have an 07 g35, thanks guy!
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There should be a MIN and MAX line on the reservoir, the level when cold should be between the two, else add. From what I've read, it's best to use Nissan coolant.
Thanks for the post, it made me check mine.

There should be a MIN and MAX line on the reservoir, the level when cold should be between the two, else add. From what I've read, it's best to use Nissan coolant.
Thanks for the post, it made me check mine.
My local Nissan dealer told me to get Prestone when I changed mine...
Have not had any issues.
^^^call nissan, ask what they use, might be able to pick it up locally. either way you might want to have it flushed....depending on how many miles you have on the car.
they have a dealer closer than the infiniti ones
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You shouldn't be low on coolant at all, your car is only 3 years old with 23,000 miles. take a look at the tank you want to fill, it probably has fluid in it but much lower, it is not supposed to be anywhere close to full. I hope your not low on fluid, if you are, bring it back for warranty because you may have a leak, check to make sure your cap is tight as well, could just be your cap needs replacing, then you might as well just drain your fluid and put some new high quality stuff in if you can diy.
You shouldn't be low on coolant at all, your car is only 3 years old with 23,000 miles. take a look at the tank you want to fill, it probably has fluid in it but much lower, it is not supposed to be anywhere close to full. I hope your not low on fluid, if you are, bring it back for warranty because you may have a leak, check to make sure your cap is tight as well, could just be your cap needs replacing, then you might as well just drain your fluid and put some new high quality stuff in if you can diy.
I have Prestone green coolant in mine. I flushed the whole system out and put in new coolant about 2 years ago... I'm probably due for another flush this spring. Prestone works just fine in our cars. You don't want to mix the red and green coolants though... that's a bad BAD situation because the 2 will start to form a nasty gel and sometimes even crystallize inside the reservoir, radiator and motor.... eventually plugging things up and causing potentially expensive repairs.
The coolant in your reservoir should be green.. if so, buy a gallon of distilled water, and a gallon of Prestone, and make a 50/50 mix of water/coolant, and pour in the necessary amount to fill your car up.
The fact that your coolant is low is not likely to be a problem,given that your car is pretty new and seems to be running OK. Your coolant level will sometimes drop in cold weather due to expansion/compression of fluid in cold weather, especially in places like Mass where it gets really really cold at this time of year. If you start noticing that your fluid consistently keeps getting low and does so quickly after refilling it, then you might want to be slightly concerned about possible leaks in the cooling system or a head gasket.
Where are you at in Mass? I'm in Raynham.
Nice.. more Mass. G35 Coupe owners.
I have Prestone green coolant in mine. I flushed the whole system out and put in new coolant about 2 years ago... I'm probably due for another flush this spring. Prestone works just fine in our cars. You don't want to mix the red and green coolants though... that's a bad BAD situation because the 2 will start to form a nasty gel and sometimes even crystallize inside the reservoir, radiator and motor.... eventually plugging things up and causing potentially expensive repairs.
The coolant in your reservoir should be green.. if so, buy a gallon of distilled water, and a gallon of Prestone, and make a 50/50 mix of water/coolant, and pour in the necessary amount to fill your car up.
The fact that your coolant is low is not likely to be a problem,given that your car is pretty new and seems to be running OK. Your coolant level will sometimes drop in cold weather due to expansion/compression of fluid in cold weather, especially in places like Mass where it gets really really cold at this time of year. If you start noticing that your fluid consistently keeps getting low and does so quickly after refilling it, then you might want to be slightly concerned about possible leaks in the cooling system or a head gasket.
Where are you at in Mass? I'm in Raynham.
I have Prestone green coolant in mine. I flushed the whole system out and put in new coolant about 2 years ago... I'm probably due for another flush this spring. Prestone works just fine in our cars. You don't want to mix the red and green coolants though... that's a bad BAD situation because the 2 will start to form a nasty gel and sometimes even crystallize inside the reservoir, radiator and motor.... eventually plugging things up and causing potentially expensive repairs.
The coolant in your reservoir should be green.. if so, buy a gallon of distilled water, and a gallon of Prestone, and make a 50/50 mix of water/coolant, and pour in the necessary amount to fill your car up.
The fact that your coolant is low is not likely to be a problem,given that your car is pretty new and seems to be running OK. Your coolant level will sometimes drop in cold weather due to expansion/compression of fluid in cold weather, especially in places like Mass where it gets really really cold at this time of year. If you start noticing that your fluid consistently keeps getting low and does so quickly after refilling it, then you might want to be slightly concerned about possible leaks in the cooling system or a head gasket.
Where are you at in Mass? I'm in Raynham.
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