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Pentofrost A1; 1 Gallon; HOAT

Pentofrost A1 is a phosphated organic acid technology (phosphated OAT); which is categorized as HOAT (hybrid organic acid technology) in the US market.Pentofrost A1 is suitable for all Asian vehicles using “red” Antifreeze/Coolant. Pentofrost A1 does not contain any silicate, borate, nitrite, or amine additives since these may harm your Asian vehicle. Do not mix with other coolants (especially silicated coolants), as this may cause gel formation and clog your radiator. Pentofrost A1 is an antifreeze CONCENTRATE for Asian vehicle applications in water-cooled engines. Must mix with distilled water. It contains phosphates and organic salts to protect all materials used in cooling systems for Asian vehicles. Pentofrost A1 is mixable with all phosphated OATs. Meets ASTM D-3306.

Prediluted formula contains 50% distilled or deionized water, mixed with 50% full-strength concentrate, making it ready-to-use straight from the bottle.

Concentrated formula contains 100% full-strength concentrate, and must be mixed with the recommended ratio and type of water (typically distilled or deionized) before use.
Coolant / Antifreeze Says a lot about Cooling System Health!

Routinely inspect your Coolant / Antifreeze with these simple checks, and flush the system when necessary, to help prolong the life of your Cooling System:

COOLANT COLOR / CLARITY

Coolant should be bright, clear and free of debris. Dirty or brown coolant can be caused by:

  • A blown Cylinder Head Gasket
  • Corrosion from imbalanced coolant chemistry
Oil Coolant
Oil in Coolant
COOLANT CONDITION

Use Coolant / Antifreeze Test Strips to test condition / chemistry. Poor coolant condition can be caused by:

  • Frequently topping off with water
  • Improper dilution / mixing coolant formulas
Coolant Test Strip
Test Strip Process
COOLANT VOLTAGE

Use an Electrical Tester to Test Coolant for Electrolysis. Common causes of Electrolysis include:
  • Stray electrical current from a loose or damaged Battery Cable ground
  • Worn / old, acidic coolant
Electrical Tester
A reading of 0.4 volts or above
suggests electrolysis
Videos

Three Antifreeze Service Tips

Using the Right Antifreeze

Using Tap Water in Your Antifreeze? Think Again!

Additional Resources

Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Antifreeze is recyclable! Many towns have free waste drop-off sites, which a quick internet search will help you find.

Attention California Customers - ADVERTENCIA - Daños Reproductivos www.P65Warnings.ca.gov


Attention California Customers - Ethylene Glycol


Attention California Customers - WARNING - Reproductive Harm www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

OEM / Interchange Numbers: 002721LLAC, 002721LLAC01