Chevy Volt 2012 coolant Fill for Engine, Battery and Electronics

Coolant i used: (anyone of the following will work)
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Chevy Volt 2012 coolant Fill for Engine, Battery and Electronics
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[@TheJeff137]

I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty certain that you need to use deionized water, not distilled water.

[@HowToDoitright]

I have always used distilled water without issues. Deionized water is mainly for batteries. In this case it was a premix so no water mix is necessary.