How to: Radiator fluid flush & coolant flush
Sep 3, 2012, 12:19 PM
#55
if you flush your system with distilled water some will be left in your heater/engine block
if you fill it with pre-mixed (say, 50/50) coolant then, you'll break your coolant/water ratio (will be like 40/60 instead).
if you're living where it gets really cold, this could break things in winter. so it may be wise to test for coolant density.
just a word of warning.
if you fill it with pre-mixed (say, 50/50) coolant then, you'll break your coolant/water ratio (will be like 40/60 instead).
if you're living where it gets really cold, this could break things in winter. so it may be wise to test for coolant density.
just a word of warning.
Sep 4, 2012, 03:12 AM
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smame method applys for the evo 7 gsr how to flush right guys?
justaskstockevo hey brother can you be more simple with your wordings cos i really dont undertsand im really noob with this
i live in sydney australia so what would the the mixing ratio if you have an idea?
what do you mean by break things in winter?
justaskstockevo hey brother can you be more simple with your wordings cos i really dont undertsand im really noob with this
i live in sydney australia so what would the the mixing ratio if you have an idea?
what do you mean by break things in winter?
Sep 4, 2012, 04:26 AM
#57
Quochung he is basically saying that potentially there would be left of distilled water after the flush, which may throw off the mix. I don't believe it's that serious, but if you want to be safe them flush the system one more time with your preferred mix.
