Oct 24, 2007 by Karina S | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Someone told me a history about dumping smelly liquid in the coolant reservoir or something that works with the air conditioner. I don't know if it's doable. Do cars use water for the AC?
My brother also bought some kind of fruit-smelling liquid
no, the a/c doesn't use water. it will however, take it out of the air on steamy days (that's why when the a/c is on in the summer you have water leaking out onto the ground from under the car. the scented liquid for the a/c sprays in the vent. it is
Can I Really Save On Gasoline By Modifying My Car To Use Water?
May 28, 2008 by Henry | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Saw this website and I'm definitely surprised that water can be used for the automobile.
http://drive-water.com/waterforgas/
If by water you contemplate Hydrogren gas, then yes. You can rig it to run as a Hydrogen on demand hybrid. Speaking from my personal experience with the generator I now use and construct, I have literally TRIPLED my gas mileage.
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Mar 27, 2007 by julesjayjay | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
we have a vauxhall astra diesel cdti panel 53 and more or less since we have had it from new we have had to top up the radiator once every fortnight or so.
the garage where it is serviced cannot find any signs of a leak even though we have mentioned
If there is a radiator split, you will usually see water or greeny-coloured deposit (leaking anti-freeze) around the radiator or one of the hoses. Sometimes, the radiator header tank can have a little split in it, so look carefully for any signs of water
How Can I Remove Water Stains From My Car Windows And Paint?
Aug 14, 2008 by Chase | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
My car use to sit in front of my put up and each morning, the sprinklers would come on and wet the right side of the car and the water would dry and stain. I was wondering if anyone has any advise for removing the water stains that accumulated over in
Okay, the contaminates from sprinkler water may bid someone permanent etching on your paint; I had a client who left his Lexus GS by his sprinkler for weeks on and it sinistral a blue residue behind. What I would do first is wash the car using Chemical
Is It Better To Wash Your Car With Water Only (i.e., No Soap)?
Nov 15, 2009 by Dnevergiveup | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
My dad always told me that soap a moment ago takes the wax off of the car and it is un-necessary. Is there a reason to use soapy water (with quality car soap) instead of using water alone? Perchance water alone can result in your car getting scratched
You sine qua non soap, but it has to be the proper car wash soap. Its designed not to strip wax and not be too harsh to harm the coat. Soap, lubricates, cuts through greasy road film, it forms suds so the water can deferral on the paint to dislodge dirt,
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