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RE: Antifreeze mixture
- Subject: RE: Antifreeze mixture
- From: "Joao T. da Costa" <jcosta@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 13:20:02 -0200
The next question would be:
For those of us whose cars are never, ever going to see temperatures
anywhere close to freezing point, why not dispense with antifreeze
altogether, or perhaps use a (e.g.) 75 water/25 antifreeze mixture?
Joao T da Costa
Brazil
89 E30 M3
97 318ti
98/99 323ti (soon, I hope)
At 10:13 AM -0500 04/12/01, dahermann@domain.elided wrote:
> >>I was thinking of putting straight antifreeze (no mixture with
>water) into my car. What are the good and bad points about doing
>this?<<
>
>bad points:
>
>- antifreeze does not cool as well as water
>- antifreeze is not designed to be used alone
>- antifreeze costs more than water (although i would suggest using
>distilled water in your radiator)
>
>good points:
>
>- none come to mind
>
>in other words, use a water/antifreeze mixture. it cools your
>engine better and you don't sacrifice anything so long as you use it
>in the recommended ratios.
>
>regards,
>
>dan
>88 325is
>96 M3
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