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Which antifreeze is suitable for my 2006 Honda Civic?
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The 2006 Honda Civic uses a blue, extended-life phosphate oat antifreeze. Replacing the coolant reservoir for a Honda Civic typically costs between $152 and $179, with labor costs ranging from $99 to $122 and parts costing between $64 and $67. Various engine issues can arise, such as oil leaks that must be promptly fixed, loose gaskets that should be tightened, and spark plug issues that may impact the engine. Excessive oil consumption may necessitate more frequent oil changes. A critical concern is the risk of engine overheating, potentially leading to fires and even the vehicle exploding.
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The radiator of the 2006 Honda Civic is filled with blue, extended-life antifreeze specifically designed for Asian vehicles, known as phosphate oat coolant.
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