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radiator water always reduced (e46 318i)
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<blockquote data-quote="viewfinder" data-source="post: 380881" data-attributes="member: 1704"><p>I use the original BMW coolant (blue) which is cheap even if it's bought from A.B.. BMW coolant is supposed to protect the radiator... otherwise I would also run just plain distilled water like you Jarance (distilled water is actually better for heat exchange). Occasionally I also add Water Wetter besides just BMW coolant. </p><p></p><p>Used to use another coolant by Wurth, which is concentrated navy blue. Occasionally I forgot to remind the mechanic, the shop's standard procedure is to drain & pour in 2 bottles of Caltex coolant (not blue) #@$@*!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="viewfinder, post: 380881, member: 1704"] I use the original BMW coolant (blue) which is cheap even if it's bought from A.B.. BMW coolant is supposed to protect the radiator... otherwise I would also run just plain distilled water like you Jarance (distilled water is actually better for heat exchange). Occasionally I also add Water Wetter besides just BMW coolant. Used to use another coolant by Wurth, which is concentrated navy blue. Occasionally I forgot to remind the mechanic, the shop's standard procedure is to drain & pour in 2 bottles of Caltex coolant (not blue) #@$@*! [/QUOTE]
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