Normal water or De-Ionized water with anti freeze...???
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Normal water or De-Ionized water with anti freeze...???
Any comments on this?
Seem to remember somebody saying a while back De-Ionized is better than normal tap water.......
Im just about to fill my cooling system, so was wondering....
Seem to remember somebody saying a while back De-Ionized is better than normal tap water.......
Im just about to fill my cooling system, so was wondering....
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There shoudlent be any air on the sideide of your coolant circuit anyway? So with no air, you wont get rust.
I dont know if Dionised water has a different SHC to normal water, but that'd be the only reason id bother using it.
I dont know if Dionised water has a different SHC to normal water, but that'd be the only reason id bother using it.
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DIW in the battery only - i wouldn't put in in the cooling system as the process of deioising it uses a high voltage passed through the water via a anode ad cathode, this pulls the metal particles away and leave the water charged -ve . put this in your metal engine and the water will try to reclaim some of its metal content and literally eat away at your water jackets . use normal tap water with the correct mix of antifreeze, usually 50/50 mix on fords.
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Originally Posted by PhilM
There shoudlent be any air on the sideide of your coolant circuit anyway? So with no air, you wont get rust.
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