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DISCUSSION => Engine + Driveline => Topic started by: longms on January 05, 2012, 07:53:27 PM
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I got a bottle of Redline Water Wetter but am unsure how much I should add to the cooling system. Should I just pour the whole bottle in there?
Thanks
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I used about a half-bottle. I don't think the whole bottle would cause a problem. The e36 guys use two bottles for their fan delete mod...
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Whats up Dave?
yea I may just dump the whole thing in there.
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So do I just pour it into the expansion tank?
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hold it near the tail pipe and tell your engine to suck it up:D
or you could pour it into the expansion tank.
Geoff
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hold it near the tail pipe and tell your engine to suck it up:D
or you could pour it into the expansion tank.
Geoff
Thanks for the response. haha. I figured this much but wasn't sure. I apologize to the community for my bone-headed question. :D
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Everybody's new at first, we've all asked silly ones. ya gotta be able to laugh to get along:)
Geoff
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Only problem is I don't consider myself that new at this. I just ask some dumb questions.
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I pour mine in the pre-mix first, just to get it all mixed up nicely. I use 2 gallons of distilled water, then a jug of coolant, then a bottle of WW. I always seem to spill a lot of coolant properly bleeding the car.
I keep a leftover gallon mixed in the jug (bungeed on the battery tray) for when the car boils over.
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I just poured the whole bottle in their and I have already noticed that the temps hold steady just below the halfway mark regardless of how I drive. I need to do a coolant flush this summer anyways so I will use another bottle with the fresh coolant.
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I've never actually used water wetter with anti-freeze, so I'm not sure how much of an effect it may have. We used to use it in straight water we ran in a race car, and that made it better than just water for sure.
Geoff