Water deposit boiling, HELP!
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go either buy 50/50 mix at a store
or use distilled water and anti freeze half and half parts
water biols at 212 common knowledge
by adding somehting else into the mix, anitfreeze, u make the water impure, casuing the boiling point to go way up, cause i car can run hotter than 212
same reason why salt water freezes at 27 instead of 32, impure
ur mix, i think, is too watery and is evaping an boiling off so u have no more coolant
or use distilled water and anti freeze half and half parts
water biols at 212 common knowledge
by adding somehting else into the mix, anitfreeze, u make the water impure, casuing the boiling point to go way up, cause i car can run hotter than 212
same reason why salt water freezes at 27 instead of 32, impure
ur mix, i think, is too watery and is evaping an boiling off so u have no more coolant
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so if im running straight water,it will evaporate eventually?
so if im running straight water,it will evaporate eventually?
A. We recommend that you use between a 50% and 70% concentration of antifreeze. At least 50% is necessary to give the adequate amount of corrosion protection, as well as freeze/boilover protection. However, we do not recommend more than 70% antifreeze. This would cause restriction of the heat transfer capabilities, corrosion protection, and freeze protection. The concentration of freeze/boilover protection of the antifreeze mixture can be checked using a Prestone® Antifreeze Coolant Tester.
http://www.prestone.com/carcare/faq.php
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