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Using just water, whether it is well, tap, distilled, de-ionized, bottled drinking water etc, is not a good idea as this will cause corrosion. Some sort of additive is recommended with possibly anti-freeze.
Prestone has demineralized water in their mixes I looked at and recommend flushing with tap water with distilled water for mixing when using conventional green antifreeze, which I use as I have a copper radiator and heater core.
http://www.prestone.com/enmx/node/1182
Best to follow the manufacturers recommendations as to type of water to use.
Other links..
http://www.appliedspeed.com/bl...6xnuyr5s5e9rogjyzfdr

http://www.reco-cool.com/media...Bulletin_0014_13.pdf

6/27/169:45 AM

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