Intercooler fluid
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Its for an RS Focus
Its not powersteering as thats on the other side of the engine bay.
It has a picture of a book on the lid. I reckon its antifreeze and water but i wasnt 100%
Its not powersteering as thats on the other side of the engine bay.
It has a picture of a book on the lid. I reckon its antifreeze and water but i wasnt 100%
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FRS has a similar setup to large tiurbo EsCos - air to air / chargecooled.
EsCos used it's own cooling system, whereas I *think* the FRS is on a seperate system, but still likely to be water/antifreeze mix - not my car though, so hopefully another FRS owner will confirm.
EDIT: I wouldn't personally use just antifreeze (unless it's some special formulation for this specific purpose) as antifreeze on it's own isn't a good idea for several reasons....
EsCos used it's own cooling system, whereas I *think* the FRS is on a seperate system, but still likely to be water/antifreeze mix - not my car though, so hopefully another FRS owner will confirm.
EDIT: I wouldn't personally use just antifreeze (unless it's some special formulation for this specific purpose) as antifreeze on it's own isn't a good idea for several reasons....
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EDIT: I wouldn't personally use just antifreeze (unless it's some special formulation for this specific purpose) as antifreeze on it's own isn't a good idea for several reasons
What reasons???? Regards Micky
What reasons???? Regards Micky
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Corrosion, plus the fact the most antifreeze needs to be mixed with water to allow lower freezing and higher boiling points.
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Depends on the formulation of the antifreeze, but how many cars run 100% antifreeze.....
We're both saying the same thing on that one.
and it has poor heat latency compared to water.
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Originally Posted by FFOC Big Ad
thats exactly why I think intercoolers are better, no fluid, just air.
See if you had carried on driving and didnt notice you could have done some damage
See if you had carried on driving and didnt notice you could have done some damage
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