MS 90032 vs MS 12106

Ever wonder how you can improve the strength and lifespan of your metal structures? You may have heard of stainless steel, but there are other options.  One type is MS 90032 vs MS 12106 steel. Read on to learn more about this topic and what each metal offers.

MS 90032 steel is a high tensile structural grade steel alloy with the unique ability to resist corrosion.

MS 90032	MS 12106
MS 90032 Coolant has a much lower freezing point	MS 12106 Coolant has a much higher freezing point
Most applications require more than one type of MS Coolant
Protection Against Rust And Corrosion;	Protection Against Rust And Corrosion is poor
Develop Less Sludge In The Engine	Develop more Sludge In The Engine

MS 12106 

MS 12106 coolant is a chemical solution that absorbs and removes heat from within an engine’s cylinder walls. This allows the engine to work more efficiently, increasing fuel efficiency and improving power output. It is available in 1-liter bottles and is compatible with Ford and GM engines.

1. Mopar 68163849AB  Coolant Premixed  2.5L

The difference between Mopar MS 90032 and MS 12106 coolant premixed fluids is the size of the bottles, 500mL compared to 2.5 L or 5 L respectively with the larger bottle being more cost-effective per liter.

Features

• 95% of all automotive parts are manufactured in the U.S.A.
• The part number is the same as all other Mopar fluids.
• The performance differences between Mopar and GM coolant premixed fluids are in the color of the fluid (e.g., black vs. blue) and the higher alcohol percentage, contained within the smaller bottles.
• Mopar fluids may contain up to 17% added Ethanol, which is about 3-4% more than regular coolant premixed fluids from non-Mopar brands such as Motorcraft, Royal Purple, or Prestone.

2. Mopar Antifreeze

Mopar offers a premium-grade, Mopar Antifreeze formula that has been the choice of many U.S.-based professional race team owners and garage technicians for over 30 years.

This product is not only long-lasting, but also resists corrosion, sludge, and scale formation better than competing brands. Available in 1/4pt. cans in coolers and jugs4/1lb., this solution protects the cooling system of most Chrysler-made cars and trucks from freezing temperatures to -100F (-73C).

Features

• Protect engine cooling system from freezing to -100F (-73C)
• Resists corrosion, sludge, and scale formation better than competing brands
• The product is available in 1/4pt. cans in coolers or jugs and 4/1lb. sizes. 
• The Mopar Antifreeze coolant is specially blended and sourced to meet Chrysler Group LLC specifications. 

It is also backed by a 2-year/24,000-mile (whichever comes first) limited warranty

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What type of coolant is MS 12106?

MS 12106 coolant is a type of radiator antifreeze. The chemical solution within it absorbs and discharges heat from the engine’s cylinder walls, allowing for reduced drag on the engine.

How does MS 12106 coolant work? 

MS 12106 coolant works by changing its temperature as it absorbs heat from within an engine’s cylinder walls. While it is warm, the coolant has a low viscosity, allowing it to absorb more heat and discharge more effectively. 

As it cools, the viscosity increases and it switches off the heat dissipation mechanism. When cold, the coolant maintains its temperature regardless of engine output, meaning no fuel consumption is wasted on heating up a coolant tank.

How should MS 12106 be applied? 

MS 12106 coolant must be stored in a bottle with a twist-off cap or in a refillable container such as an aerosol sprayer. It is not to be used in an engine that lacks a radiator or has been flushed with previously incompatible coolants. 

A coolant temperature gauge must be installed to monitor the working temperature of the coolant and its effectiveness in absorbing heat from within the cylinder walls. The formula contained within MS 12106 Coolant is non-toxic and biodegradable, meaning any excess can be disposed of safely.

What are the benefits of using MS 12106?

MS 12106 coolant increases the efficiency of an engine by reducing drag on internal components. This allows for increased fuel efficiency and reduced carbon monoxide emissions. It also makes an engine more powerful, improving acceleration and top-speed performance.

What antifreeze meets MS 90032?

MOPAR Antifreeze / Coolant, MOPAR-Approved for All Vehicle Types, 1 Liter with PrestoneThe vehicle owner’s handbook and maintenance records will indicate the recommended antifreeze or coolant.

What is the difference between NOAT and OAT antifreeze?

NOT (non-oxygen antifreeze) is a non-silicate, silicate-free formula that provides maximum protection in an engine during cold weather operations. NOT is compatible with aluminum and alloys.

Can you add distilled water to the OAT coolant?

OAT coolant is highly concentrated and should not be diluted. Mopar is a name granted to engines and parts produced by American Motors. The first use of the name was in the 1950s according to the company’s official history, and since then has become “a brand icon used on everything from fuel injectors to anti-lock brakes.

Does Mopar coolant need to be diluted?

OAT (oxygenated antifreeze) is recommended for Mopar engines flushed with distilled water, as it will not cool the engine. It is also recommended for applications with high ambient temperatures such as trucks and roadsters.

What happens if you use 100 percent antifreeze?

Heat-transfer agents will be absorbed in the antifreeze solution, causing it to leak from the engine. The engine will lose the flow of coolant and become hotter as a result. High pressure will also build up within the system, increasing the risk of injury and failure.

Mopar recommends the use of MOPAR Coolant. In most cases, you can safely mix 100% antifreeze with distilled water. However, it is recommended that you consult your engine manufacturer for specific recommendations.

MS 12106 equivalent

Mopar 68048953AB coolant is a chemical solution that absorbs and removes heat from within an engine’s cylinder walls. This allows the engine to work more efficiently, increasing fuel efficiency and improving power output. It is available in 1-liter bottles and is compatible with Ford and GM engines.

Oat coolant ms-12106 compatibility. OAT coolant is highly concentrated and should not be diluted. 100% antifreeze has been known to cause engines to overheat and lock up, which can become very expensive to repair.

If you have a choice, we suggest that you select the OAT type of coolant for your car. You can use this product with fluorinated ethylene-propylene (FEP) radiator hoses or flexible hoses.

Can antifreeze be too strong?

Yes, you can use a coolant that is too strong, but the engine and components will be damaged. Your engine may not work properly, or if it does run, it will be less efficient. 

People also need to be aware that high temperatures and long-term exposure to antifreeze can result in the corrosion of internal engine components including hoses which may result in leaks or other potential damage. High-pressure coolants are more prone to pipes cracking and leaks resulting from piping failures.

What color is Mopar antifreeze coolant?

Black, blue, green, pink, and red. Blue and black is a non-silicate, silicate-free formula that provides maximum protection in an engine during cold weather operations. It is compatible with aluminum and alloys.

Mopar understands that choosing the correct coolant for your car can be confusing so we have created this list of vehicles to help you find the best fit for your needs.

Is Mopar coolant orange?

No, OAT coolant is not orange. Some people mistake it for radiator coolant, but OAT is a different type of coolant.

What color is Chrysler coolant?

Chrysler antifreeze coolant is colorless, but since the product contains a special dye to prevent engine corrosion, it will appear yellow or green under some conditions such as fluorescent lights, natural sunlight, or sunlight through a window. The coolant also has a faintly sweet odor.

Some people mistake this for radiator coolant because it is similar to the color of radiator coolant and shares some of the same properties.

Can I pour coolant directly into the radiator?

Yes, some vehicles have small coolant reservoirs that can be filled with antifreeze coolant.

Can I use a tube of antifreeze as an alternative to radiator coolant?

No, you should use a can of antifreeze due to its higher concentration. Antifreeze should not be mixed with water, as the mixture will become less effective at recycling heat from the engine. It will also be more difficult to remove from an engine if spilled and cause corrosion of the engine components such as pipes and hoses.

MS 90032

Mopar recommends the use of MOPAR Coolant. In most cases, you can safely mix 100% antifreeze with distilled water. However, it is recommended that you consult your engine manufacturer for specific recommendations.

The HPS (High-Pressure System) was an automotive cooling system developed by Chrysler in 1976. The system went into production on a few Chrysler models in 1979, with full production on all vehicles beginning with the 1981 model year.

What antifreeze meets MS 90032?

MOPAR Antifreeze / Coolant, MOPAR-Approved for All Vehicle Types, 1 Liter with Prestone

The vehicle owner’s handbook and maintenance records for your vehicle will indicate the recommended antifreeze or coolant.

1. Mopar 10 Yea Coolant Concentrate

The Mopar 10-Year Coolant Concentrate is designed for use in Chrysler’s long-lasting, high-performance vehicles. I’ve been using it for about a week now and all my car needs is an oil change and a set of new tires. That’s pretty great considering how old the truck is at this point. I was also really grateful that the instructions were super clear and easy to follow.

Features

Mopar 10-Year Coolant Concentrate can be used in all Chrysler vehicles from 1999-2009 with a 3.5L or 5.2L engine and the 2.7L Duratec Engine as well as the 2.4L Diesel Engines in the Ram Trucks, Jeep Wranglers, and Dodge Nitros.

2. MS 90032 Coolant Powersports Waterless

MS 90032 is a waterless coolant that is safe to use in all types of power sports vehicles. MS 90032 eliminates the need for servicing the cooling system with fresh water because it instead maintains a stable, hostile environment where corrosion and bacterial growth cannot exist.

Unlike other products that contain silicate or silica, MS 90032 is derived from environmentally friendly materials and will not harm air conditioning systems, seals, or gaskets.

Features

• Waterless Coolant
• Environmentally Friendly
• Does not harm seals, gaskets, or air conditioning systems
• Contains none of the three known carcinogens (silica, carbon dioxide, and chlorine) of traditional coolants.

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Is Mopar MS 9769 Hoat?

Yes, Mopar MS9769 is a HOAT antifreeze, which combines the cooling characteristics of HOAT and GOAT antifreeze. MS9769 meets or exceeds the requirements of GM dexos 1 and Ford spec ESE-M97B44-A2.

Does MS 90032 coolant need to be diluted?

No, OAT (oxygenated antifreeze) is recommended for Mopar engines that have been flushed with distilled water, as it will not cool the engine. It is also recommended for applications with high ambient temperatures such as trucks and roadsters.

Can you mix coolant colors?

No, Hoat coolant is a colorless antifreeze. It is also recommended for applications with high ambient temperatures such as trucks and roadsters.

What happens when you mix OAT and Hoat coolant?

If you mix OAT and Hoat coolants in the radiator, heat-transfer agents will be absorbed in the antifreeze solution, causing it to leak from the engine. The engine will lose the flow of coolant and become hotter as a result. High pressure will also build up within the system, increasing the risk of injury and failure.

MOPAR Coolant MOPAR-Approved for All Vehicle Types can be mixed with distilled water, but Mopar recommends that you consult your engine manufacturer for specific recommendations.

Can I use a tube of antifreeze as an alternative to radiator coolant?

No, you should use a can of antifreeze due to its higher concentration; antifreeze should not be mixed with water, as the mixture will become less effective at recycling heat from the engine.

Can you mix OAT coolant with OAT coolant?

No, you should use an OAT coolant since it is a more concentrated form of antifreeze. To avoid overheating the engine, it is not recommended to mix OAT coolant. Antifreeze should not be mixed with water, as the mixture will become less effective at recycling heat from the engine.

Doctor Cool is a coolant that is also suitable for engines that are running below their design temperature range. It is can be used in systems that have a high concentration of water or other cooling system additives.

Does straight water cool better than antifreeze?

No, straight water can overheat an engine due to a lack of antifreeze properties and will cause the engine cooling system to corrode. 

Unless otherwise specified by the manufacturer, 1 quart of coolant will cover approximately 5 to 7.5 liters of water. Cooling system capacity varies depending on engine design and production year.

If a vehicle’s coolant is more than one year old, you should check the owner’s handbook for recommended replacement intervals for radiators, heater hoses, and coolant recovery bottles. Replace cooling system components if necessary.

How to remove the MS 9769 Coolant Bottle Cap

can be removed by following the steps below:

Remove and discard the cap seal. Place a rag or other protective barrier over the opening on top of the bottle. While holding down on the cap, twist off at least one full turn until it releases. Refer to Steps 3 and 4 of the MS 97727 Bottle Cap Removal section for assistance if necessary. 

Remove the old bottle cap and any remaining coolant from the inside of the bottle opening. Install the new bottle cap making sure it is fully tightened. Make sure the seal is in place and functioning properly. Recycle or dispose of the old coolant. Refer to the recycling/disposal information on the container for proper disposal instructions.

What does D-Dex mean? Why does D-Dex appear on some bottles of Mopar Coolant?

D-Dex is a de-ionized or demineralized water that has been treated with an additive package, which prevents corrosion and provides long system life.

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Conclusion

MS 90032 vs MS 12106: what’s the difference? Some students in second grade may be wondering what the difference is between these two versions of Microsoft Word.

We have found that the most likely explanation for this confusion for a six-year-old would be forgetting about when one version was released after another. It might help to think of it like this: 1922 vs 2001, or January 1st vs November 30th.