Berlingo Van antifreeze

[AlanS]

Hi all, I'm new here, just took delivery of a brand new 2015 64 plate Berlingo crew van last week. Very happy with it so far, just wondering what colour should the antifreeze be?
Reason I ask is because when I brought her home last week I had a nose around the bay And i'm pretty sure the antifreeze is blue but today when I popped the bonnet to look it's light brown in colour?

Thanks

[polar]

Citroen do a pink one and a one that can only be described as blue,green,brown one depending on what light you are in!

So i suspect you have the latter.

[Jed Clampit]

Hello Alan welcome to the forum don't worry it's long life antifreeze 

[ron]

As Jed says,it's long life orgasmic technology.??

[Jed Clampit]

As Jed says,it's long life orgasmic technology.??

And it won't damage your Rubber on your hose 

[AlanS]

Thanks everyone for the replies, but I'm certain it was blue in colour when I took her home?
Could it changed colour after a couple of hundred of miles?

[Opensauce]

You won't need to top it up much if at all. You can buy a can of ready mixed top up from Citroen parts dept then you know it is the right stuff.

[CourierJim]

Thanks everyone for the replies, but I'm certain it was blue in colour when I took her home?
Could it changed colour after a couple of hundred of miles?

Hi AlanS. My 2015 L2 had blue/green coolant when new which quickly turned brownish, so no worries there. I bought a litre of antifreeze from my Citroen dealer (over £6!), for top up purposes, and it's PSA item code is "9735 K4". You may be able to buy a cheaper generic alternative, so long as it conforms to PSA Approval code "B71 5110".