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What Should I Do If I Had To Leave Water In My Vehicle Instead Of Anti-freeze?

Mar 03, 2009 by jpv zerosion, inc. | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a mini-van, and it's been leaking coolant, so I've been refilling it with water. The temp. has been testy, until the past 2 nights. I haven't tried to drive the van, but it got below freezing during the past 2 nights. It's reputed to be warmer

if it didn't get too insensitive you prob. will be ok right now, however you do not want to leave the water in there. best to buy some anti freeze, drain the water and restore the antifreeze back into the system. carry extra just in case you have to add

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Where Are The Large Puddles Of Water Coming From On The Floor Of The Passenger And Driver Side Of My Vehicle?

Feb 20, 2008 by billie_halleday | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I bought the vehcle habituated to. It's a Pontiac Grand Am (1995).
It runs well besides a loud muffler. The water was there when I bought it and it never went away. I small amount it was the AC but it isn't. What could possible be leaking water

more than promising it's the front windshield leaking and running down behind the dash onto the floor, if thats not it you better check your heater seed as it's in the center of the dash underneath it and if you notice your front windshield fogging up

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What Is The Best Way To Get Water Out Of Your Vehicle Other Than With Just A Shop Vac?

Oct 17, 2007 by rae_marisa | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I Heraldry sinister all four windows down the other night b/c naturally in Arkansas we weren't expecting rain. All of sudden at some underline in the night it comes a down pour. There was about three inches of standing water in my back floor boards. I

Use a purchase vac. That is the only way besides trying to absorb it with towels.

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What Are The Symptoms Of A Bad Water Pump On A Vehicle?

Apr 23, 2007 by pk | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

i propel a 1991 audi 90, the water sloshes around in the reservoir and the hoses seem to have tight pressure on them as if the thermostat is plugged. the car is currently over heating.

leaks and sometimes squealing. when the apparatus gets warm (hot) do you ever hear the fan(s) come on. the water pump is only part of the system. with out the fan, you loose the ability to pass air through the radiator at soporific speeds or at a stop.

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How To Install A Water Pump On A Vehicle.?

Oct 19, 2007 by Jeff M | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Is there a plat that can walk me through auto repair, such as a water pump on an 94 Ford Windstar?

There are stacks of sites that will gladly charge you a fee to inspect the maintenance manual for your particular vehicle. The Autozone website rightful recently started posting complete maintenance manuals for many vehicles (particularly those from the

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This seems to be legit - it was even aired by Fox Word of all people

Oil flowing freely after accident forces cap removal

23.06.10

Sea-coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen, leader of the Federal response to the BP oil disaster, announced this morning that an fortuity involving a robotic submarine at the site of the leaking well has dislodged the containment cap which had been capturing a eloquent portion of oil gushing from the well. As a result, Allen said, the oil is now flowing freely into the Gulf.

Allen said that a remotely operated vehicle had bumped into one of the cap's vents, closing it. Because excessive oil and gas could not escape from the vent, gas began to rise through a pipe carrying warm water to the cap, forcing technicians to liquidate the cap.

The purpose of the pipe carrying warm water is to block the formation of slush-like hydrates in the containment cap. Hydrates are debatable because they block the flow of oil through the pipe connected to the containment cap, making it impossible to capture oil.

If no hydrates formed when the impassioned water flow was cut off and the cap was removed, then the cap can be put back in place later today, otherwise Allen said it will take "significantly longer." He didn't quantify "significantly."

Source: Daily Kos (blog)

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