[Chester B. Stone, Jr.]

Jon's post give you the specifications. You should consult your engine manual. Engines with wet sleves are in direct contact with the coolant and will form bubbles or cavitation which will eat holes in the sleves if the coolant does not have the correct amount of chemicals (SCAs). This can be checked with chemical strips which you engine dealer will have. I my case, the chemical is charged into the coolant filter which is sufficient to prevent damage.