UAZ patriot what antifreeze. What antifreeze or antifreeze can be poured into the UAZ cooling system, types, composition and compatibility of antifreeze and antifreeze, replacement interval. Pour new coolant into the cooling system

To fulfill complete replacement antifreeze in a UAZ Patriot car, it is not at all necessary to contact a specialist. This operation is one of the simplest actions that a car owner can perform in order to service his car. Let's figure out what antifreezes are, which one is right for your car and how to replace it with your own hands.

Which refrigerant is better to choose for UAZ Patriot?

Modern antifreezes are made on the basis of ethylene and propylene glycol, water and various protective additives. Their composition has not changed much since the invention. At the moment, there is no universal classification of coolants for cars. Most refrigerant manufacturers try to keep up with general trends and standards, modifying the composition of fluids as they see fit.

However, it is worth paying attention to the fact that most fluids belong to one of the following categories in terms of the composition of anti-corrosion and protective additives:

• traditional antifreezes. Appeared among the first. Contains additives of inorganic origin. The service life of such antifreezes is short and rarely exceeds 2 years. One of the controversial properties is the ability to form a thick layer of an oxide film in the system, which interferes with high-quality heat removal.
• carboxylate antifreezes. More reliable than traditional ones. The main difference from the latter is that they contain additives on an organic basis with the addition of salts of carboxylic acids. Such antifreezes do not cover the entire system with a protective film, but only those places where corrosion begins. At the same time, the thickness of the protective film does not exceed 0.1 micron, which favorably affects the heat-removing functions of the system. The life of such antifreezes has been increased to 5 years. However, they also have disadvantages: such a liquid does not resist cavitation processes well, and carboxylic acid salts soften the tubes, increasing the risk of leakage.
• hybrid antifreezes were created precisely because of the imperfection of carboxylate ones. They use both organic and inorganic additives in different proportions, which allows you to create coolants with different properties and qualities.
• low hybrid antifreezes were created at the beginning of our century as unique substitutes for hybrid ones. They use organic additives with minimal addition of inorganic ones. The correct composition allows you to achieve good working results and increases the life of antifreeze up to 500 thousand km without a change.

Antifreezes are called antifreezes of domestic production. The name of the original liquid, developed in the 70s, comes from the abbreviation "Technology of organic synthesis" and the prefix "OL", denoting the chemical affiliation to alcohols. Since the name was not patented, it became a household name for domestic antifreezes. It is also worth noting that most antifreezes belong to G11 mineral antifreezes, which we will discuss later.

Although there is no international classification for automotive coolants, it has become popular to use an internal classification developed by by Volkswagen Audi group. According to her data, All modern antifreezes can be divided into three groups:

• G11 - Mineral.
  Color: blue / green.
  The most common and cheapest. The package of inorganic additives includes silicates, which cover the entire system with a thick protective layer that protects against corrosion (see: traditional antifreezes). It is to this group that most antifreezes belong.
• G12/G12+ - Organic.
  Color: red.
  More expensive and better quality than G11. Contains organic additives with carboxylate compounds that protect the system from corrosion pointwise (see: carboxylate antifreezes).
• G12++/G13 - Lobrid.
  Color: yellow / orange.
  The most expensive and least common. At the same time the highest quality. Made on the basis of propylene glycol (unlike the previous ones, ethylene glycol). They are absolutely harmless and environmentally friendly.

According to the manufacturer's recommendations, refrigerants must be used in the UAZ Patriot car OZH-40, OZH-65 "Lena", TOSOL A-40M, TOSOL A-65M,OZH-40 and OZH-65 TOSOL-TS. However, this recommendation is not mandatory. The use of any other antifreeze will not damage the car's cooling system, unless, of course, its quality is high enough, and if it is not mixed with coolants of other brands and properties.

Remember! In no case should you mix or add antifreezes and antifreezes of different brands to the system!

Coolant replacement process

At the UAZ Patriot, the replacement of the coolant is carried out in several stages. Some preparation precedes the replacement process.

First of all, to replace the coolant, it is necessary that the machine is on a straight and level surface. It is advisable to drive the car into a viewing hole or overpass.

The car engine must be cold. When the engine is hot, the temperature of the antifreeze is high enough to cause severe burns. Not to mention that most antifreeze vapors are extremely toxic.

To carry out a complete coolant replacement, you will need:

• about 12 liters of antifreeze;
• at least 20 liters of distilled water;
• liquid for flushing the cooling system (you can use artisanal methods, recipes for which can be found on the Internet);
• a set of wrenches with heads of different sizes;
• a container for draining old liquid with a volume of at least 10 liters.

The whole process can be divided into three stages: draining the old fluid, flushing the system, filling in new coolant.

First stage

Draining old antifreeze:

1. Remove the engine guard. In principle, replacement can be made without dismantling, however, in this case, there are inconveniences when draining.
2. Open the cap of the expansion tank. Thus, the pressure in the system will be released. Be careful if the coolant is hot, steam escaping under pressure from the tank can cause burns and damage to the eyes and respiratory tract!
3. The cooling radiator is located under the hood on the right side (in the direction of the car). There is a drain hole at the bottom of the radiator. Substitute a container for collecting liquid under it and unscrew the plug of the hole with the appropriate wrench.
4. Wait for the coolant to drain from the radiator.
5. Next, drain the fluid from the engine block. It can be equipped with both a tap for draining the liquid and a simple stopper. Drain the liquid from the block into a container.
   When replacing the ZMZ 409 UAZ Patriot coolant, the total volume of the drained fluid should be approximately 12 liters.

Second phase

Flushing the cooling system is carried out as follows:

1. Leave the radiator and cylinder block drain holes open.
2. Pour about 5-7 liters of distilled water into the expansion tank.
3. The liquid will pass through the system and merge by gravity into the container, washing out a certain amount of foreign debris from the system. Wait until it drains completely.
4. Screw the drain plugs back.
5. Pour 2 - 3 liters of cleaning fluid into the system through the expansion tank. Then top it up to the minimum level with distilled water.
6. Close the tank cap and start the engine.
7. Warm up the car engine to a temperature at which the cooling radiator fan starts to work.
8. After that, turn off the machine and drain everything from the system into a container.
9. Flush the system 1-2 more times with distillate, as you did in step #2.

Third stage

Pour new coolant into the cooling system:

1. Prepare the mixture. The coolant is mixed with distilled water in a certain proportion, depending on the operating conditions of the car and environment. The properties of the mixture to freeze or boil at certain temperatures depend on the proportions. In general terms, the greater the percentage of antifreeze in the mixture, the more extreme conditions it will withstand. The recommended proportion is usually written on the coolant label.
2. Make sure that the drain holes of the cylinder block and the cooling radiator are tightly closed.
3. Pour the mixture into the vehicle's expansion tank until the fluid level reaches the MINIMUM mark.
4. Start the engine and warm it up to operating temperature.
5. Add the required amount of coolant (up to the MAXIMUM mark) to the expansion tank.
6. Close the tank cap and reinstall the engine protection shield.

According to the regulations, the replacement of the refrigerant in the UAZ Patriot must be carried out every 2-3 years or 20-30 thousand kilometers. However, this largely depends on the quality of the fluid you are using. Liquids of categories G12 and G13 can easily withstand a service life of 5-7 years and distances of 250 - 300 thousand km.

The coolant in the UAZ Patriot, as in all cars with internal combustion engines, is used to maintain the engine's operating temperature during its long operation, that is, for intensive cooling. There are about 9 liters of coolant in the UAZ Patriot engine cooling system, this must be taken into account when draining it to select a collection container. Also, the volume of coolant must be known in case of purchasing a new coolant, for replacing the old one.
So, after buying the coolant, whether it's antifreeze or antifreeze, it's up to you, we begin to replace it. By the way, when choosing a coolant, it will be useful to know information about what to take after all. Such information is given in the article "What is better than antifreeze or antifreeze". It is also worth mentioning the frequency of replacing the coolant with the UAZ Patriot. The manufacturer recommends changing the coolant every 60,000 km or every 2 years. However, many UAZ Patriot car owners are forced to change the coolant already at TO1 (10,000 km), since the quality of the filled coolant leaves much to be desired.

The process of replacing the coolant UAZ Patriot

To replace the coolant on a UAZ Patriot car, you will need a key for 14.
Initially, use the regulator in the passenger compartment to open the heater (stove) valve of the cooling system, turning it all the way clockwise.

Loosen the plug on expansion tank

Next, remove the engine protection, since it will be impossible to drain the coolant and get to the valve on the engine block and the plug on the radiator without removing the protection.
Unscrew the cap on the radiator and drain the coolant from the radiator into a prepared container.

Then open the valve on the engine block and drain the coolant from the engine block. Also use a container to collect coolant.

Run the engine for a few minutes. Part of the coolant will go into the cooling system, displacing air pockets. Top up the coolant in the expansion tank again to the required level.

Note: Change the coolant when the engine is cold, as there is a risk of burns. In addition, the coolant contains toxic substances that evaporate more actively and act on the human respiratory system if they are heated.

According to the requirements of the factory operating instructions, in the cooling system of UAZ vehicles, coolant brands OZH-40 and OZH-65 Lena, TOSOL A-40M, TOSOL A-65M, or OZH-40 and OZH-65 TOSOL-TS .

Of course, it is necessary to follow the requirements of the manufacturer, however, in modern realities, when the choice of various antifreezes and antifreezes on the shelves of stores is large enough, if you wish, you can always choose a more technologically advanced and perfect coolant for your car's cooling system.

Specialized stores sell ready-to-use coolants with the names Tosol and Antifreeze. All of them, with very rare exceptions, are suitable for use in UAZ vehicles. Despite the different names, Antifreeze is usually the same Antifreeze, only with slightly better performance characteristics. They will be discussed in more detail below.

Refueling volume of the cooling system of UAZ vehicles.

- UAZ Patriot, UAZ Pickup and UAZ Cargo with the ZMZ-409 engine - 12.0 liters.
- UAZ Patriot, UAZ Pickup and UAZ Cargo with the ZMZ-409, ZMZ-51432 CRS engine and a radiator with horizontal tubes, as well as with the Iveco F1A engine - 14.0 liters.
- UAZ Hunter models UAZ-315195 and UAZ-315148 - 12.5 liters.
- UAZ Hunter model UAZ-315143 - 16 liters.
- UAZ-3153, UAZ-31519, UAZ-315194 - 11.5 liters.
- Van UAZ-374195 and a truck with a double cab and a wooden loading platform UAZ-330395 - 12.7 liters.
— Sanitary vehicles and UAZ-396255, UAZ-390995 Farmer and bus UAZ-220695 - 13.7 liters.
— Freight car with an increased base UAZ-330365 and a utility vehicle with an increased base UAZ-390945 - 13.6 liters.

Coolant replacement interval in the cooling system of UAZ vehicles, reuse of antifreeze or antifreeze drained from the system.

According to the service book for 2015, the manufacturer recommends completely replacing the coolant every 60,000 kilometers or 4 years, whichever comes first. In fact, the replacement interval should be calculated taking into account the operational properties of the flooded antifreeze or antifreeze. In the case of vehicle operation in difficult conditions, it is recommended to reduce the interval for replacing the coolant in the cooling system of UAZ vehicles. The plant refers to difficult conditions:

- towing,
- for the most part, short trips of 4-5 kilometers or trips over long distances at low speed,
- constant operation in large cities,
- continuous operation in areas where the air temperature often goes beyond the range from minus 15 to plus 30 degrees Celsius,
- frequent operation on dirty and dusty roads, as well as roads on which chemicals are used to process the canvas.

In addition, the need to replace the coolant occurs if:

- Its service life has reached or exceeded the terms specified by the manufacturer.
- There were leaks or coolant, after which water or a liquid from another manufacturer was added to the cooling system.
- When the color or shade of the coolant changes, which are the first signs of a loss of performance of additives.
- If other liquids enter the coolant, for example from the engine lubrication system.

When repairing an engine or cooling system, when the coolant is drained, its reuse is allowed if a clean funnel and container were used for draining and storing. It is advisable to filter the coolant before reuse.

Antifreeze - types and composition.

The term "Antifreeze" (Antifreeze) originated abroad. It was used to refer to a concentrate that was added to water in a car's engine cooling system. However, this term then took into account only the cold-protective role of this product, assuming that its use is a seasonal need.

Now the name Antifreeze implies not only the cold-protective properties of the product, but also reflects its function as a heat exchange medium designed to protect the engine cooling system from corrosion and damage all year round in all operating conditions.

Automotive antifreezes usually consist of ethylene glycol, less often - propylene glycol, which, unlike ethylene glycol, is not toxic, but is much more expensive, water and additives. Ethylene glycol is poisonous and can enter the human body through the skin. Most dangerous if drunk.

The ethylene glycol solution is quite aggressive to the materials of parts - steel, cast iron, aluminum, copper, brass, solder. Therefore, a complex of additives is added to antifreeze, giving it anti-corrosion, anti-cavitation and anti-foam properties. Ethylene glycol, in addition to lowering the freezing point, leads to an increase in the boiling point of the coolant, which is an additional advantage when operating vehicles in the warm season.

Dyes are also added to antifreezes, giving them one color or another, which has nothing to do with its performance properties. Color is mainly needed to distinguish one fluid from another, to determine the level of coolant in the expansion tank, and also to distinguish coolant leaks from leaks of other operating fluids.

Currently, antifreezes are conventionally divided into four types according to the composition of functional additives: carboxylate (OAT), hybrid (Hybrid), lobrid (Lobrid) and traditional (Traditional). Carboxylate antifreezes G-12, G-12+ contain corrosion inhibitors based on organic (carboxylic) acids and have the longest service life - more than 5 years.

Hybrid antifreezes G-11 contain, in addition to organic (carboxylate) inhibitors, also inorganic inhibitors - silicates, nitrites or phosphates. Service life 3-5 years. Lobrid antifreeze G-12 ++, G-13 is a relatively new type of coolant in which an organic base is combined with a small amount of mineral inhibitors.

Traditional antifreezes contain inorganic substances as corrosion inhibitors - silicates, phosphates, borates, nitrites, amines, nitrates and their combinations. Antifreezes of this type are already considered obsolete due to the short service life of about 2 years and the inability to withstand high, more than 105 degrees, temperatures for a long time. Antifreeze and its numerous modifications just belong to the traditional type of antifreeze.

antifreeze standards.

There are no uniform standards for antifreezes, but there are the most recognized ones. For example, American - ASTM D 3306, D 4340, D 4985 and SAE J1034, English - BS 6580, B55117, Japanese - JIS K 2234, French - AFNOR NF R 15-601, and German - FVV HEFT R 443.

As in the case with engine oils, some car manufacturers may indicate their tolerances for antifreeze. For example, for Audi, Seat, Skoda and VW it is TL 774D (G12), F (G12+), for Mercedes-Benz it is 325.3, for Renault and Ford it is WSS-M97B44-D.

Antifreeze - types and composition.

TOSOL is the name of an automotive coolant developed in 1971 for VAZ cars to replace the Italian PARAFLU by specialists from GosNIIOKhTA - the State Research Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology. The first three letters of the abbreviation TOSOL indicate the department of organic synthesis technology, and the letters OL are added to make a word similar to the name of alcohols - ethanol, butanol, methanol. According to another version, "OL" is an abbreviation for the Separate Laboratory that developed antifreeze.

The TOSOL trademark has not been registered, so it is widely used by all coolant manufacturers. The operational properties of these fluids can be different and depend on their composition. Antifreeze, like antifreeze, is a solution of ethylene glycol, water and various additives.

TOSOL A-40M consists of 44% water and 56% ethylene glycol, and provides a boiling point at normal atmospheric pressure - at least 108 degrees. It is recommended to use it in areas with an ambient temperature of at least minus 40 degrees. TOSOL A-65M consists of 35% water and 65% ethylene glycol, and boils, at normal atmospheric pressure, at a temperature of at least 110 degrees. It is recommended to use it in the regions of the Far North and equivalent areas.

Outwardly, the standard TOSOL A-40M is most often a blue liquid, and TOSOL A-65M is red. A change in the color of antifreeze during operation indicates the loss of its operational properties. In particular, the development of corrosion inhibitors, and the need for replacement. For example, blue TOSOL A-40M, as it ages, first becomes blue-green, then green, then yellow, and may completely discolor.

The rate of aging and discoloration of antifreeze depends on the operating temperature of the coolant. In particular, when the engine is running with constant overheating, of the order of 100-105 degrees and above, the antifreeze may turn yellow and lose its qualities after several hundred hours of engine operation.

Aged antifreeze, due to the development of additives, can cause the formation of a thick layer of scale in the system. This can lead to deformation of parts, local and excessive thermal expansion, corrosion of aluminum blocks and cylinder heads.

Compatibility of coolants, is it possible to mix antifreeze and antifreeze.

During the operation of the vehicle, the fluid level in the cooling system may become low due to water evaporation or leaks. In the first case, you need to add distilled water, and if not, then filtered and boiled water. In the second - antifreeze or antifreeze of the same brand.

Antifreeze and antifreeze produced by different manufacturers according to the same specifications can be mixed. However, if the specification numbers are not the same, then it is better not to do this. Components of additive complexes can react with each other and lose their beneficial features. In extreme cases, with large losses of coolant, it is best to add water to the cooling system, and then, as soon as possible, completely replace all the liquid in the cooling system.

Each car is equipped with a cooling system, thanks to which the engine is protected from overheating. A malfunction of the cooling system or the absence of coolant in the car entails the most unpleasant consequences, so it is important to know how much fluid needs to be poured onto the UAZ Patriot SUV, as well as how it is drained and replaced. We will consider these and many other questions in this article.

Previously, cars in the cooling system used ordinary water or distilled water. Unfortunately, the use of ordinary water leads to unpleasant consequences, in particular, its freezing in the system causes serious damage. A coolant called antifreeze or antifreeze is poured into the UAZ Patriot SUV, as indicated in the manual for vehicle. It is antifreeze and antifreeze that are those liquid substances, which include many different substances that ensure non-freezing at sub-zero temperatures, and at the same time stable heat removal from the car engine to the radiator.

The radiator, in turn, is a container that cools the incoming liquid with an air stream. Thus, the coolant circulates through the system, thereby removing heat from the engine and protecting it from overheating. If the engine overheats, it will jam, so on all cars, including SUVs, there is a temperature gauge in the cabin on the instrument panel. When the temperature rises above 100 degrees Celsius, you should immediately stop and find the cause of this phenomenon.

Replacement features

Probably, more than once every driver wondered how often it is necessary to change the coolant? Just like all fluids in a car, antifreeze and antifreeze must be replaced, as over time they lose their original properties and can malfunction. On an SUV, it is recommended to change the coolant every 60,000 km. Such a replacement is recommended in order to avoid channel clogging, so let's consider what this process is.

Before proceeding with the replacement, it is necessary to purchase coolant for an SUV. There are a lot of types of coolant and which product to give preference to is the right of everyone. But, of course, it is not recommended to purchase the most budget options, since they most likely contain cheap types of dilutions. How much antifreeze is needed for an UAZ Patriot SUV? The amount of coolant in the UAZ Patriot system is 12 liters, but when replacing it is not always possible to completely drain all the liquid. Therefore, it is better to purchase a 10-liter canister, and then buy another liter or two, if necessary. Often, drivers encounter a problem when replacing antifreeze leads to the fact that only 5 liters fit into the system. In fact, during the filling of the coolant, air pockets are created that limit the complete filling of the system. Therefore, we will consider how the coolant is replaced correctly and what you need to know.

Drain the liquid from the block through the faucet

Replacement

Replacing antifreeze on a Patriot is not particularly difficult, but it is important to follow the sequence. Of the replacement tools, you only need a wrench for "14". The replacement process is as follows: