Yes all good mate it was a great day you didn't drive like you had stolen it thoQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Are you coming over for the playground opening or is it just mark & the Canadian ?
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Yes all good mate it was a great day you didn't drive like you had stolen it thoQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Are you coming over for the playground opening or is it just mark & the Canadian ?
cem make an additive for water that seems much easier to work with than coolants . havent used it myself but will have a good look at it next time i change the coolant . i believe it is biodegradeable so no worries about dumping it when it comes time to renew .
Looks and reads like the bee's knees.
That is until your in the middle of no where and run into trouble and need a top up or worse case complete refill what then.
agree KISS
Water has an amazing thermal mass, and it absorbs extra latent heat when things get too hot.
It just sucks that it is corrosive.
Graham
Sorry mate I'm out unfortunately. Just Mark and the Canadian mountain climber.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kimbo63
It's your turn now...lol...east!!! ;)
I use anti corrosion additive with demineralized water, though I'm not sure whether it's doing what it's suppose to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeeYou8
Demineralized water these days is chemically treat Iv'e been told, so not truly clean.Quote:
Originally Posted by dom14
I use distilled water now.
Hmmm..... I thought it's the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robo
On my last coolant change I tried to find distilled water but could only find demineralised. I didn't look to hard tho.
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Demineralised water is what they sell as distilled water, it has the minerals removed through reverse osmosis, a physical process. Pretty much it is pure water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robo
50/50 with the right coolant is the way to go, don't buy premix as there is always some water left from flushing.
Graham