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Free Transaction Service for Owner-to-buyer Deal.I believe they also offer an anode alone if you're picky about your radiator cap and I heard GM dealers still carry the Corvette anodes. These are the Hexagon shaped caps but have an anode attached that will erode away during the electrolysis to protect your intake, heads, radiator, heater core, and water pump if they are aluminum. One other thing to consider on any engine, I would suggest a Rad Cap. Granted, this won't mix with older 'green' coolant but it does seem to last longer and have temperatures that don't fluctuate as rapidly. The coolant I like is the newer 'Orange' Dex-cool. Also, with less surface tension, the water is allowed to be more 'dense' and carry away more heat to the radiator. All of these products contain surfactants that help reduce the 'tension' of the water and allow the fluid to move through the cooling system more efficiently.

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I prefer Redline's Water-Wetter but have also used Royal Purple's Purple Ice, and Pro Blend's 40 Below. If you look at the older Vette's the factory had an 'anode' in the radiator to sacrafice itself to prevent the coolant from eating away the softer aluminum intakes and heads.Īs for the cooling system in a street or endurance car, IMHO, I suggest using distilled water no matter where you reside and mix 50/50 with your favorite coolant. The basic minerals in everyday tap water can also enhance the electrolysis process by providing a higher level of conductivity that eats away at the softer metals like aluminum. The fact that it is 'pulling' the minerals and impurities from the system and not 'adding' them into the coolant is a big plus! Marv, the situation of the distilled water being 'too clean' is not a consequence. Arizona and parts of California have this problem as do other areas across the country. The distilled water is definitely a necessity in areas where the tap water is hard and filled with minerals.

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He opend up the old tank it was half full of crap.

You add new tap water and it then has new minerals to create the process all over again. He stated the minerals settle in the bottom of the tank and fuse together to become one big cluster of sh*t at the bottom of the tank. It is very hard & ruins stuff, pipes, water heaters, radiators. He explained that Arizona's water that comes from the CAP is basically liquid rock.

I told him what we did and how can it be full of crap as we changed it often. Guy at the radiator shop said your tank is almost 1/2 full of crap. Well we get smart and decided to pull the radiator and take it down. We next were thinking head gasket, hell it' couldn't be the radiator as the coolant looked green and the top end looked like it was new, (no corrosion) and we changed the fluid every other year. tried flushing the system at home but to no avail it would get hot very quick. One year it started overheating, we changed thermostats, water pumps, hoses, belts. I had an old Datsun pickup that was my Dad's we ran that thing for over 200k miles and changed the coolant every other year. Marv you might want to try distilled water to mix with Prestone, especially out here in the land of 'Liquid Rock'. There is a lot more science in a cooling system than just dumping water into the radiator these days.Īnd with all the high tech crap available, For me, it's a 30-50% mix of Prestone green in regular ol tap water. I've seen and heard of companies that offer sacrificial cathodes in radiator hoses to help combat electrolisis and damage to expensive aluminum heads. With dis-similar metals (iron blocks, aluminum heads and manifold, brass radiator, steel waterpump impellors) you see a LOT of electrolisis (the tranfer of one metal into a solution) as a factor too. Of all the coolant additives, for most of us a crossion inhibitor is probably the most important. Neither will do much for cooling if your cooling system is isn't up to par. Most antifreeze/coolants do the same thing. So if you keep the liquid from boiling and becoming steam, you can make better use of the liquid you have. The only point of that is steam will not cool as well as liquid. Waterwetter lowers the surface tension of water, and slightly raises it's boiling point.

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