When I had the florescent dye put in my cooling system we watched it distribute and in just a few minutes it was coming back through the top return hose.
When I had the florescent dye put in my cooling system we watched it distribute and in just a few minutes it was coming back through the top return hose.Oh, for sure, it'll be fully distributed in probably 5 minutes or so once the system is flowing normally.
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I suspect you are 100% correct.This product exists for people who don't mind trading a bit of efficiency during cold starts for faster heat in very cold conditions. Based on the threads and complaints that have been cropping up, I'd say there's a large number of people who fall under this category....
Invite him over, fill him full of beer, point him at the couch. Easy.I need to get my buddy's Cruze parked next to mine overnight so I can test them both.
With interwebz on my phone I'm always in town!Yuk yuk yuk.....you'll be in town all week, right?
This will get you heat into your cabin more quickly in the cold weather. It will warm up the engine more quickly when you're not using the heat, and it will pull more heat from the cylinder head and turbo in the summer (reducing knock under load and heat soak). When I personally start the car, I usually put the vents in recirculate mode and heat on max, fan on 2 or 3. This time, I had recirculate off just so I could see what would happen.So for a french noobie like me. What I need to do to see my car warm faster?
When you start the car, what are you doing? Wich button you press?
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Did some more research on this since it is an area of concern, and I figured out the issue.
AMSOIL recommends tap water or bottled water with this product if run in straight water applications. Why then did these owners have issues?
One ran Aquafina which I have read up on extensively. At first I was looking for corrosive elements like chlorine but found none. Then I realized it is about the most flat and bland tasting water because it has no minerals whatsoever. It is extremely well purified.
Same with distilled water and ionized water. Since those have a polarity that isn't neutral, they will absorb minerals from surrounding metals. This includes aluminum. It will act like a solvent. The use of tap water in fact may be one of the reasons why this product shows so incredibly low corrosion numbers.
50/50 antifreeze is fine with distilled water because it isn't straight water, but that doesn't apply with those cases you mentioned. In those cases, the incorrect type of water was used, which is what caused the corrosion.
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You guys do know that one of the first extremely popular and advertised bottled waters, Evian, is "naive" spelled backwards.Just a thought why some bottled water might be an issue.... I have tested dozens of bottled water for PH level, low and behold those flat tasting waters like auquafina are slightly acidic. Tap water from most citys is sightly alkaline, distilled water is a neutral 7ph. Only bottled water I tested that had a 7ph was ice mountain.
FinallyCold weather is coming...
Shush. Let us enjoy fall before it's gone in 3 weeks.Cold weather is coming...
If you are still on the same water pump, I would say no. I'm running it for the 1st time this winter after a water pump replacement.Winter is among us here in CT...waking up to ~20*F already, yay! I put half a bottle of dominator last winter, havn't lost any measurable amount of coolant (knock on wood). Would it be necessary or beneficial at all to put in the other half this winter? It's just sitting on the shelf currently.