A friend of mine complains that her car loses coolant. She uses water and apparently has to top-up quite often. The thing is, according to her, the water level decrease is pretty un-predictable. In some occasions the level stays the same after a trip and on others it goes down from a few notches to almost empty.
a.) What's going on here?
b.) Is this because of using water instead of coolant?
c.) Is the car due for a leak test? If so where can one get it done?
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Guys,
A friend of mine complains that her car loses coolant. She uses water and apparently has to top-up quite often. The thing is, according to her, the water level decrease is pretty un-predictable. In some occasions the level stays the same after a trip and on others it goes down from a few notches to almost empty.
a.) What's going on here?
b.) Is this because of using water instead of coolant?
c.) Is the car due for a leak test? If so where can one get it done?
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