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Ooma



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Halfords Coolant..

Are we good to trust the Halfords Coolant which it claims is suitable for the car: http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...pe=5304042 ??


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Sure. But don't buy the diluted stuff - it's a total rip-off. Buy the concentrate and add your own free water!

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Ooma



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Thanks Tim.. Ended up with some Land rover stuff though. heading to halfords and passed a jaguar land rover place i had completely forgotten about. They mainly do Jags which is what you see most of on the forecourt, but provide parts and servicing for LR it seems.

Non-diluted though, so will use my own free water (well metered, but cheaper eh Wink )

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diluted stuff can make sense . if for example your in a hard water area etc etc

other common water contaminates can react with the alloy in the engine/rad

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SYFL2



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I was always told only add pre boiled water to systems with an alloy head don't know if there's any truth in it.

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Steve D



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It's the condensed steam from boiled water that you are probably thinking of. They're pretty anal about using distilled water in motorcycles on one of the forums I go on. I just used de-ionised in mine. Never used anything but tap in cars though.

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