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Coolant spec Alfa Romeo Giulia (2016–2023) — type, volume, change interval

Which coolant to use in Alfa Romeo Giulia (2016–2023) — type, colour, system volume and replacement interval.

Cooling System Specifications

ParameterValue
Make / ModelAlfa Romeo Giulia
Production Years2016–2023
Coolant typePARAFLU UP / OAT
Colourblue
System volume7.5 L
Mix ratio50/50 (concentrate / water)
OEM approvalFiat 9.55523 / ASTM D3306
Replacement intervalevery 5 years

Coolant replacement is time-based, not mileage-based. Corrosion inhibitors degrade over time regardless of how far you drive.

Approved Coolant Brands

Paraflu Up / BASF Glysantin G40 / Febi G40 / Motul Inugel Optimal

Mixing Rules

  • Do not mix different coolant types (G11/G12/G13) — mixing causes a chemical reaction and sludge formation.
  • When topping up, use the same type: PARAFLU UP / OAT.
  • Always dilute concentrate with distilled water at a ratio of 50/50.
  • Freeze protection at 50/50 mix: approximately –37°C.

Checking Coolant Level and Condition

  1. Check the level in the expansion tank on a cold engine — it should be between MIN and MAX marks.
  2. Fresh PARAFLU UP / OAT coolant is blue. Brown, cloudy or sediment-filled coolant must be replaced immediately.
  3. Hydrometer test: density at 50/50 mix should be 1.060–1.080 g/cm³.

FAQ

Which coolant should I use in Alfa Romeo Giulia?

Type PARAFLU UP / OAT (blue), approval Fiat 9.55523 / ASTM D3306. Compatible brands: Paraflu Up / BASF Glysantin G40 / Febi G40 / Motul Inugel Optimal.

How much coolant does a Alfa Romeo Giulia hold?

The total cooling system volume is 7.5 L. A partial change will require less — calculate based on the volume drained.

How often should coolant be replaced in Alfa Romeo Giulia?

Every 5 years, regardless of mileage. Do not delay — depleted coolant causes corrosion of aluminium engine components.