Coolant for a late model Dodge, found it

[glhs837]

Wasnt easy though, the preponderance of "Any color, any make, any model" coolants has sort of pushed specific stuff around some. Needed some HOAT (Hybrid Organic Acid Technology) stuff for the 2006 Dodge, Mercedes brought it in, and Chrysler adopted it for a few years. Like from 2000 through 2012, 2013s use a new stuff called OAT. As far as I can find, Zerex/Valvoline makes the Mopar stuff, and even better, is actually available on a Sunday at Napa Mixing coolants is a bad idea.

http://starparts.chrysler.com/newsletters/newsletter_Oct_2012.pdf

 

[GURPS]

what no ethylene glycol any more :shrug:

 

[glhs837]

Still uses that for a base, it's the additive package that you need to look at. this stuff has silicates and nitrites, which the other formulations do not have.

http://www.hugginsnet.com/ptcruiser/HOAT/coolantchart2.jpg