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Stock Fluid In 630 Sms Radiator?

rocko

Husqvarna
AA Class
I noticed the fluid in the overflow reservoir is bluish....I've never seen coolant/antifreeze in that color.

Since I never have to worry about my bike freezing, I was going to put water wetter in the radiator, but if the stock fluid is already good enough, I guess I don't need to. Anyone know what it is?

Thanks! :thumbsup:
 
I noticed the fluid in the overflow reservoir is bluish....I've never seen coolant/antifreeze in that color.

Since I never have to worry about my bike freezing, I was going to put water wetter in the radiator, but if the stock fluid is already good enough, I guess I don't need to. Anyone know what it is?

Thanks! :thumbsup:
Check the owner hand book in the Specifications - Fluids section, there they name the radiator fluid.
Was reading it last night
 
According to the manual, the stock cooling fluid is Castro motorcycle coolant, a British product, I can't find here in WV. What should I use instead? Does anyone have experience with Evans NGPR?
 
It's plain ol' ethylene glycol with a different dye, and the green Honda stuff works just fine.
 
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