What type of coolant does a 2003 Honda Accord use?

Prestone Antifreeze/Coolant Universal PREMIXED Dex-Cool Compatible *10 Year/300K Mile Protection* 1 Gallon.

What kind of coolant does a Honda Accord use?

PEAK OET Extended Life Blue 50/50 Prediluted Antifreeze/Coolant For Honda Accord.

What color coolant does Honda take?

You can use either blue or green antifreeze in your Honda without impacting the antifreeze’s performance; the color difference is simply a result of the different dyes used in making the product. If you have previously used green antifreeze, you can still use blue or use a mixture of both.

Antifreeze coolant is a liquid that circulates through your car’s radiator to help cool down the engine. Antifreeze coolant has both a lower freezing point and a higher boiling point than water, making it great for cooling your engine without freezing when it gets too cold. The vehicle shown in this article is a 2004 Honda Accord.

Do you have to add distilled water to Honda Accord anti freeze?

If it says “pre-mixed,” then you don’t need to add any distilled water, you are good to go. Here is a link to genuine Honda pre-mixed anti-freeze. Note: If your anti-freeze is full strength, dilute it with 50% antifreeze, 50% distilled water.

Why do I need to use genuine Honda coolant?

Incompatible coolants can cause deposits inside your cooling system. Given the age of the vehicle, I recommend that after you drain your cooling system, fill it up with a household cleaner that dissolves calcium, lime and rust deposits.

Where is the overflow tank on a Honda Accord?

The first step is to pop the hood and locate the radiator. The radiator is at the front of the engine bay. In addition to the radiator cap there is also a plastic ‘transparent’ overflow tank with a plastic cover. Here is a photo of the overflow tank showing the MIN and MAX lines.