Coolant
So when I bought my fd from previous owner I asked about the coolant he used in it and he told me he just uses water along with this water wetter product. Dose anybody know if this is normal??
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Originally Posted by marvin562
(Post 12071864)
So when I bought my fd from previous owner I asked about the coolant he used in it and he told me he just uses water along with this water wetter product. Dose anybody know if this is normal??
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50/50 and some water wetter would be just about perfect for street cars.
(water wetter optional) I would not run just water..that's asking for trouble. |
....and get a new T-stat. i'd bet there's not one in it.
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Originally Posted by marvin562
(Post 12071864)
Dose anybody know if this is normal??
You can read about Water Wetter here: Red Line Synthetic Oil - WaterWetter® Coolant Additives - WaterWetter®
Originally Posted by OG BBF
(Post 12071876)
Considering rotaries are known for their hot running.
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As mentioned you should run a coolant mix with as much DISTILLED water as you can safely for your climate. Coolant has corrosion inhibitors but will grow acidic with age. Both important to consider in a bi-metal engine like ours. Changing it occasionally is inexpensive and easier on the coolant seals too. I prefer coolant specified for Asian vehicles.
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I found this to be an interesting article: http://www.superstreetonline.com/how...tem-additives/
And I guess I don't know how to post a link?.. |
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