RE: antifreeze question
when I lived in phoenix, i heard a 25/75 anti/water was sufficient in the summer at least, and wasn't living in the mountains, ie freezing temperatures at night. Now, I am not certified mechanic, but when I was in chemistry and all that good jazz, it was shown that water absorbs more of the heat and energy, more then say antifreeze did, with our bunsen burner experiments and all, so therefore, showing if you live in a desert environment, that more water is fine compared to 50/50. This means, it takes water longer to get to boiling then say the other chemicals, ie antifreeze. This make sense. As long as there is a 50/50 mix prior, adding some water IMO will not harm you if you do not live in those environments, mountain freezing, etc.
As I am no certified mechanic, asking prior to what I said in doing, would be best on your part, I am only posting my experience through science. Thanks.
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