Hello crossfire colleagues,

I'm going to change the engine coolant /antifreeze of my Crossfire, The only informations that I found is the capacity (9L), even though, I was not able to find the engine coolant specification.:/
I have tried to find an old coversation with this topic but I haven't found any.

Many thanks in advance

 

Xerex GO-5 is one you can buy off the shelf and use.

 

For a lot of questions the best way to find the answer is by using our old friend Google. I entered ‘ Crossfire coolant and the second on the list gave the correct answer’.
The Owners Manual suggest Valvoline GO5 or a similar coolant.

 

Like others, here's the text from a 2007 Owners Manual which states the MB spec plus an example: Use only coolant approved to MB 325.0, such as Valvoline GO5, or an equivalent extended life coolant.

Make sure you fill using distilled water to get 50/50 mixture.

 

Thanks a lot for your fast answer I have been looking for the valvoline zerex g05 un Europe, but It isn't as popular as USA or Mexico. Checking at the specification MB325.0, I found un Europe a compatible coolinant wirh same specification, It is the febi bilstein 24196 (blue color).

Thank you for your help and have a nice Sunday




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You forgot a small country in North America, Canada. Shame on you.
Its so cold here we add Zerex to our beer.😉

 

I have heard that Canucks have to drink 8 oz of Zerex just to pee.

 

Half Zerex and half beer, it all comes out yellow. Green if you use the Mercedes product.

 

You guys are sharing more information than I need to know!

 

so what I am reading
ZEREXG05® 50/50 Ready-to-Use Antifreeze / Coolant, 1 Gallon is good!

 

Just curious if you have an owner manual? If not, you can download it here.

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