• 8 years or 500,000 km service life (whichever comes first)
• Protects aluminium cooling system and components
• Contains unque Organic Additive Technology (O.A.T.) for ultimate corrosion protection
• Maximum protection against cavitation erosion
• Contains no Silicate Borate, Phosphate, Nitrate or Amine
• Exceeds Australian AS2108-2004 TYPE A standard
• Safe for all hoses, gaskets and seals
• Safe to mix with existing red coolant

Nulon RLLTU is recommended for use in all vehicles that use a red or orange coloured coolant. Nulon RLLTU is principally designed for use where OAT coolant is required. Use RLLTU where AS/NZS 2108.1:2004 Type A, GM6277M or Toyota TSK2601G specifications are cited. Use in all cooling systems as a replacement for any red/orange coloured coolant. Among specific makes of vehicles that use red/orange coolant are Ford Falcon EA - EF, Holden Gen 3 & Gen 4 V8's and Alloytech V6, all Toyota models, Audi (some models), VW (some models), Jeep (most models), Chrysler (most new imports have red), Isuzu trucks, Daihatsu cars and trucks and Caterpillar.

Recommended step-by-step guide for changing Nulon RLLTU coolant.

1. Before proceeding, read your owner's manual as some vehicles may have special requirements.
2. Check that all hose connections are tight. Also check the condition of all hoses, fittings and belts.
3. Use Nulon Radiator Flush and Clean (R40) to ensure that the radiator and engine are as clean as possible. This ensures maximum coolant life.
4. R40 should be added to the old coolant. With the heater on, run the engine, or drive for 20 minutes minimum or 1 hour maximum.
5. Stop the engine and allow it to cool. Remove the bottom radiator hose or drain plug to drain out all the old coolant. It is important to rinse out all traces of old coolant from the engine block and heater circuit. To best achieve this, refill the system with clean water, then run the engine up to operating temperature and when it is cool drain and flush again. This will ensure a clean environment for the new coolant.
6. Fill the system completely with Nulon RLLTU.
7. Some vehicles may require "air bleeding" to remove trapped air from the heater circuit and cylinder head. An air bleeding screw is located on the engine of some vehicles for this purpose. If you are unsure about this procedure please seek further advice before proceeding. Removing the return heater hose from the water pump to establish water flow, whilst topping up, will assist in reducing "air locks". Note: air locks can cause severe engine damage.
8. Start the engine and monitor coolant level and temperature until the thermostat opens and the vehicle reaches operating temperature.
9. When the vehicle cools down re-check the coolant level.

Note: This check sheet should be used as a guide only. Some vehicles may have special requirements that are not noted above. We strongly advise that you read your owner's manual or relevant workshop manual before proceeding with a coolant change.

Glassware Corrosion Test (ASTM D 1384)

Simulated Service Test (ASTM D 2570)

Water Pump Cavitation Erosion Test (ASTM D 2809)

Aluminium Heat Rejection Corrosion Test (ASTM D 4340)

SAFETY: Harmful if swallowed. May cause respiratory irritation. Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area. Store locked up.

FIRST AID: IF SWALLOWED: Immediately call a POISON CENTRE or doctor/physician. Rinse mouth. IF INHALED: Remove victim to fresh air and keep at rest in a position comfortable for breathing. For advice, contact a Poisons Information Centre (e.g. phone Australia 13 11 26; New Zealand 0800 764 766) or a doctor (at once).

ENVIRONMENT: Do not pollute drains, soil or water with used products. After use, dispose of container in a responsible manner. Disposal of container should comply with local council regulations.