Super Long Life Pink Toyota Antifreeze In 2003 Corolla?

Is it duable in a car speced for the Toyota red 30000 miles one?

I'm talking about the prediluted 100000 miles Toyota stuff for newer cars.

I'm going to replace red antifreeze second time at 60000 miles, but now it's pricey and pink would save money and time.

you can use either one . Just remember that pink is pre-diluted.

I would use red myself. flush it every 3 years . pink is overkill except in a new car.

Toyota has 2 types of coolent, Red and Pink.

The red is a long life and the pink is a super long life.

Do not mix them and do not mix in green.

The Pink is premixed so you can just pore is right into the motor, the Red needs to be mixed 50/50.

Toyota 50/50 Pre-diluted Super Long Life Antifreeze/Coolant (pink color)

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Factory-filled pink fluid specially formulated by Toyota for Toyota vehicles

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50/50 Pre-Diluted formula does NOT require the addition of water

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New generation ethylene-glycol based premium engine antifreeze/coolant that offers excellent corrosion protection

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Contains water, ethylene glycol, diethylene glycol, sebacic acid, & potassium hydroxide

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Protects from -34ºF to 265ºF (using a 15 lb. psi pressure cap)

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Meets all Toyota warranty requirements & ASTM Specs

Available for in-store purchase only.

Toyota Long Life Antifreeze/Coolant (red color)

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Factory-filled red fluid specially formulated by Toyota for Toyota vehicles

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New generation ethylene-glycol based premium engine antifreeze/coolant specially formulated for all Toyota engine cooling systems

* Helps prevent cold weather freeze-ups and hot weather boil-overs

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Does NOT contain silicates that may harm water pump seals

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Does NOT contain borates that may cause aluminum pitting/corrosion

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Provides excellent corrosion protection

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Contains ethylene glycol, diethylene glycol, water, organic acid salt, and hydrated inorganic salt

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Protects from -34ºF to 265ºF (using a 15 lb. psi pressure cap)

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Meets all Toyota warranty requirements & ASTM Specs

Thanks for the feedback.

The part about mixing these two make me weary to switch. As pink is undiluted, one would have to waste a lot of pink to wash the red out.