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October 13th 04, 07:37 PM
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Distilled or tap water?
I put in some tap water from the faucet into my coolant reservoir. I think
the house uses some kind of GE filter system through out the house and not sure that helps. I think i put about 1 liter of water and the car takes about 4.6 or so liters of coolant. (Doest this makes sense). Anyways, can I keep driving this way or am I causing some major dmg to my cooling system? The car had about 2 inches below the min mark in the reservoir of already mixed coolant. 
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October 13th 04, 07:49 PM
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I put in some tap water from the faucet into my coolant reservoir. I think
the house uses some kind of GE filter system through out the house and not sure that helps. I think i put about 1 liter of water and the car takes about 4.6 or so liters of coolant. (Doest this makes sense). Anyways, can I keep driving this way or am I causing some major dmg to my cooling system? The car had about 2 inches below the min mark in the reservoir of already mixed coolant.
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