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SportInjected 10-27-2013 02:03 PM

OEM coolant part #'s
 
Hey guys,

My coolant level is below the "low" mark on the overflow tank, so I figured I'll pick up a gallon and top it off. After doing some searching around the forum, I found a few conflicting part numbers, so I just wanted to know if anyone can confirm my assumptions or correct me if I'm wrong. It seems like both of these coolant types are the same, but the toyota stuff is ~$10 more.

Here's the conclusion I came to:
Toyota p/n: 00272-GTBC1
Subaru p/n: SOA868V9270

So, are these the correct coolant part numbers for our cars?

Thank you!

SportInjected 10-28-2013 10:29 PM

Anyone?

tonystewart 10-28-2013 10:38 PM

Distilled water

SportInjected 10-29-2013 01:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonystewart (Post 1299154)
Distilled water

I'm afraid this won't cut it in the midwest winter, which is quickly approaching. I'd like to maintain the 50/50 mixture to be on the safe side.

CyberAkuma 10-29-2013 05:06 AM

00272-GTBC1 is the toyota version, so yes you're right

Sportsguy83 10-29-2013 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SportInjected (Post 1296343)
Hey guys,

My coolant level is below the "low" mark on the overflow tank, so I figured I'll pick up a gallon and top it off. After doing some searching around the forum, I found a few conflicting part numbers, so I just wanted to know if anyone can confirm my assumptions or correct me if I'm wrong. It seems like both of these coolant types are the same, but the toyota stuff is ~$10 more.

Here's the conclusion I came to:
Toyota p/n: 00272-GTBC1
Subaru p/n: SOA868V9270

So, are these the correct coolant part numbers for our cars?

Thank you!

Yes, right on both.

SportInjected 10-29-2013 09:28 PM

Great, thank you gentlemen!

CyberAkuma 10-30-2013 12:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SportInjected (Post 1301592)
Great, thank you gentlemen!

You're welcome but before you make your purchase please take a look at this thread
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26482

Quote:

Originally Posted by ahausheer (Post 667020)
Coolant expands as it warms up and contracts as it cools, so you need to specify when each measurement was taken. Also, make sure the car is level. If you actually are loosing coolant that is not normal or a good thing. There is another thread asking essentially the same question, you may try to search for that. If you are truly loosing coolant there are only three possibilities. Its dripping/leaking due to a loose hose or connection (not to bad), its boiling-over and literally overflowing from the reservoir (not good, could be worse), or it is getting into the combustion chamber and being expelled in the exhaust (very bad).


fareastbrz 12-29-2013 03:27 PM

so i'm guessing for the non 50/50 just coolant and antifreeze.
PN: SOA868V9210?

frslee 12-30-2013 10:51 AM

Isn't the bottle already 50/50 mixed? I just topped it off.

From Toyota, the description on back specifies "FR-S Engine Only"
From Subaru, the super blue coolant.

Either one is fine.

AZP Installs 01-01-2014 07:40 PM

The Superblue is already a 50/50 so don't add water to it.

-mike

rookietopro_frs 09-19-2017 05:45 AM

Glad I found this thread, this is the one I'm about to purchase. Not trying to do what I do for my daily by going to Advance Auto for it.

https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Subar.../dp/B007NLOZAU

stevesnj 09-19-2017 03:07 PM

PENTOFROST A3 at Autozone is the same stuff if not the supplier for the Subaru OEM coolant.


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