91 Dakota - Overdrive Probs
Distilled water.
Cool. Yes your suppose to use it.
Really dont know anyone that has.
Awesome to see it happen.
Glad you fixed it.
Distilled water. Awesome.
Heck, we use regular water to refill old batteries even.
Where do you get distilled water?
Pharmacy?
Cool. Yes your suppose to use it.
Really dont know anyone that has.
Awesome to see it happen.
Glad you fixed it.
Distilled water. Awesome.
Heck, we use regular water to refill old batteries even.
Where do you get distilled water?
Pharmacy?
I see you're in Canada - so I don't know what grocery options you have... But I found my distilled H2O at the grocery store - right there next to the bottled drinking water... Krogers, Wal Mart, Tom Thumb, etc, etc... I think it was under $1 per gallon (at Wal Mart).
Rex
Rex
I see you're in Canada - so I don't know what grocery options you have... But I found my distilled H2O at the grocery store - right there next to the bottled drinking water... Krogers, Wal Mart, Tom Thumb, etc, etc... I think it was under $1 per gallon (at Wal Mart).
Rex
Rex
Any grocery store should have gallon jugs of it. That's what I've always used. I think rainwater is the next best option... anything else has too many minerals in it. I've seen a lot of vehicles and tractors with mineral deposits everywhere in the cooling system from not using distilled water. Regular water is okay for emergencies.
Harmony, Your OD is not the problem it is your fan clutch. Mine did the same thing when I first bought it and I thought I was redlining it and the tach was wrong. Turned out I just needed to change the fan clutch now the problem is all gone. As for the rpm's I have 3.90 gears and @ 60 i'm running around 2000 rpm.
1992 Dakota V8 4X4
1992 Dakota V8 4X4



