Water wetter..
Water wetter..
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Jhonno

Original Poster:

6,430 posts

165 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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Thoughts/opinions? Anyone running it?

Removal of hotspots is a good thing.. Some theories it doesn't "get on" with coolant mix though, just pure water..

dean_ratpac

1,582 posts

302 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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used it for years - great stuff - certainly in this heat. I have an ally rad and have also seen significant drops. I have not used with the new rad yet. But will later this summer.

pmessling

2,313 posts

227 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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I used if for a little while when i forst had my cerb and had no issues, have an alu rad now and upgraded most of cooling circuit and temps are lower, and managable in this weather.

Jhonno

Original Poster:

6,430 posts

165 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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I have the alloy rad already, stainless pipes, silicon hoses etc etc.. Fresh coolant. Just looking at as an addition.

mikesr

672 posts

255 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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Joolz swears by it for helping to chase out the air bubbles.
Anything to assist bleeding the system gets my vote.

Jitzz

55 posts

220 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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Has anyone tried Evan's waterless coolant..I Think the guys on the Griff forum have used it, sounds like a good product especuially in the recent hot weather, I know my car heats up quickly

Jhonno

Original Poster:

6,430 posts

165 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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mikesr said:
Joolz swears by it for helping to chase out the air bubbles.
Anything to assist bleeding the system gets my vote.
Tbh, if Joolz rates it, I am happy with that!

Vee8ight

734 posts

163 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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I've used water wetter in my old car, and a similar product in the Cerb, fantastic stuff, helps to maintain a constant temp, it won't lower temps, cos your thermostat would close, however the fan cuts in less as heat transfer is better