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Does A Car's Air Conditioner Use Water? |
Oct 24, 2007 by Karina S | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Someone told me a life story about dumping smelly liquid in the coolant reservoir or something that works with the air conditioner. I don't know if it's practical. Do cars use water for the AC?
My brother also bought some kind of fruit-smelling
no, the a/c doesn't use water. it will however, take it out of the air on clammy 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
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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 categorically surprised that water can be used for the automobile.
http://drive-water.com/waterforgas/
If by water you convey 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 assemble, I have literally TRIPLED my gas mileage.
Don't listen to these
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Can I Use Filtered Water For Car Battery? |
Jun 14, 2007 by speed_boxx | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I plan on attractive out all the acid from a car battery then fill it with distilled water + EDTA, rinse, then restore the acid and maybe top it off with some distilled water. The intractable is that its pretty hard to make a fairly large quantity of
Buy distilled water from a grocery reservoir. If you are worried that it may have some contaminates precipitated from the air, don't. The same or worse will get into it after it is put in the battery. I have to say though, you are a battery god if you
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How Many Gallons Of Water Does Car Manufacturers Use To Pre-wash New Cars Before Putting On Primer? |
Oct 11, 2007 by (Ω) The Cat | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
For each new car.
Of advance, I think they need to wash the car after painting it also, don't they?
Also how many new cars are manufactured each day, around the world?
Does anyone recall?
I did not know that.
They are not washed with water. They are chemically cleaned in dipping tanks.
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Is It Ok If I Use Mineral Water Instead Of Coolant In My Car? |
Dec 20, 2006 by Romeo (The Original) | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I scarcely wanted to know if it was okay to use mineral water for my car during emergencies. OR should I use normal water? (Tap)
In an danger, why would you have access mineral water (evian?) but not other types of bottled water? If you happen to be in a supermarket parking lot, proper buy distilled water, it's in the same section. If you are forced to use mineral or tap water
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