antifreeze in the motor

Asked by Sincere Jan 30, 2018 at 08:51 AM about the 2015 Chrysler 200 C Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Daughter add antifreeze to the motor of my
Chrysler 200 C after she put more then half of the
bottle of antifreeze and started the motor. Once
she started the motor the car shut right down what
can i do to get my car back up and running?

3 Answers

10

FLush out the engine oil. Add engine oil and diesel 4/1 ratio. Start it for 3 minutes then flush out. Fill with engine oil and start back up again. If there is any kind of compiuter problem get comuter diagnostic and fix problems.

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Was it running okay before she added the antifreeze? She added it to the overflow/reservoir, yes? BTW I see a very large number of complaints about 200s having a stall problem - may want to join 200forums.com or Consumer Affairs or Lemonlaw.com to see what this is about. Some links (cut and paste): - http://www.lemonlaw.com/wordpress/chrysler-200-stalling-problem-lemon-law-defect-alert/ - http://www.lemonlaw.com/wordpress/2015-chrysler-200-transmission-problems/

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Have it towed and get an oil and filter change !! Since the coolant is heaver than the oil, Coolant will be the first thing to come out ( Picture oil and vinegar in a glass jar setting awhile ) Personally I cringe at the thought of starting a an engine with any mixture of Kerosene or diesel in it of course antifreeze is worse

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