will it damage my car if I run pure water in the cooling system without any antifreeze for about a week?
Where I live the lowest the temp will go to the next month is 5 degrees so the water freezing and fucking shit up isnt a concern but will some rusting or corrosion possible happen in a weeks time from running without antifreeze?
>freezing
yes
>corrosion
use distilled water faggot
>that gif
beastiality is not allowed outside of /trash/ kthx
generic auto store coolant is dirt cheap, like 15 bucks.
why the hell would you run straight water if you have temperatures that are near freezing. A lot of the additives are for water pump lubrication aswell, don't run straight water lol.
its only for like a week because im getting some work done to my car that involves draining the coolant in about a week
my car is a vw and uses expensive special coolant so i dont want to put it in now only to have it fucking drained in a week
Doesn't blacked just hire gay black men and give them viagra?
or should i just put some cheap green colant then drain it off later?
Really? Source? That would be hilarious
Sadly I've heard of this too. So they don't get excited quickly so they can drag on the filming.
No it won't fuck anything up, just make goddamn sure it never goes below freezing during the night. it may be 5 degrees in the morning, but if it was -1 for the whole night and then the car sits in shade until you pick it up, water will still be frozen and at that point you will fuck a lot of shit up.
Corrosion and deposits won't happen in a week, so don't worry about that. Use distilled water if you are really that worried about deposits.
Since I assume your cooling system is empty right now, you can throw some cheap antifreeze in there, you will be flushing that stuff anyway once you work on it next week
Water is the best possible coolant you can use. Use de-mineralised water and the risk of increased corrosion is small. The only risk you run is it freezing and popping casting plugs.
I run 90% water in my RX7 during the summer and switch to 60/40 for the winter.