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[Auto Addict]

Anyone used one of these?

http://www.halfords.com/motoring/engine-oils-fluids/antifreeze/halfords-antifreeze-tester-meg

Any good?

[BazaJT]

Not used that particular one,but I have a similar one operating on same principle bought a few years ago for 99p-where have I heard that price before?-from Lidl.Don't know how accurate such things are but at least they put you in the ballpark.

[Marks DTM Calib]

Use one regularly but, to be honest, they are of little use on modern cars if you follow the servicing routine correctly (e.g. change every 4 years and beware of top ups).

However, on a shitty old Land Rover plus various items of plant equipment, far more useful!

[Auto Addict]

Use one regularly but, to be honest, they are of little use on modern cars if you follow the servicing routine correctly (e.g. change every 4 years and beware of top ups).

However, on a shitty old Land Rover plus various items of plant equipment, far more useful!

It's for the central heating system on the caravan

[Taxi_Driver]

Use one regularly but, to be honest, they are of little use on modern cars if you follow the servicing routine correctly (e.g. change every 4 years and beware of top ups).

However, on a shitty old Land Rover plus various items of plant equipment, far more useful!

It's for the central heating system on the caravan

Light a bonfire underneath it ....that will keep it toasty warm 

[kevinp58]

Never used one as when I get a car I change all the liquids and filters then I know when they need replacing. 

[Auto Addict]

Use one regularly but, to be honest, they are of little use on modern cars if you follow the servicing routine correctly (e.g. change every 4 years and beware of top ups).

However, on a shitty old Land Rover plus various items of plant equipment, far more useful!

It's for the central heating system on the caravan

Light a bonfire underneath it ....that will keep it toasty warm 

 

[amazonian]

take a couple of spoonfuls of water out of the system, bung it in a container and stuff it in the freezer overnight.
Far more reliable imo.