Radiators become one of the important parts of the vehicle. Its function is to maintain the stability of the engine temperature.
In the latest output car, the workings of this component utilize a special liquid called coolant fluid. But there are also riders who choose to use mineral water or plain water as a filler room radiator to keep the engine temperature is maintained at 90 degrees.
And more extreme, some people even believe that the ac home wastewater is better to fill the empty radiator chamber. In fact, many say using ac water is better than other fluids.
The debate over ac water wastes ranging from coffee shops to cafes in the endless shopping center. Then this myth or fact?
Reporting from CNN Indonesia, Head of Nissan-Datsun Depok workshop Ade Haryawan tried to answer. According to Ade, the use of ac waste water for radiators can be an alternative.
He also assumes ac droplet water can be used without any coolant mixture to cool the engine temperature provided that the ac water is stored in a place that is completely clean, otherwise the dirt will go into the radiator.
"Water ac just can be nice, really no need to mix the coolant again," said Ade.
Although good for radiators, He said that to get ac water a little difficult. Moreover, car owners whose homes do not have air conditioning or ac.
"It is indeed usable and the quality is good, only in we are more busy use ac water, pungency easy open taps continue to use water for the radiator," he said.
While Dolf Valentino, Head of Daihatsu Prince Jayakarta does not argue if ac water can be used to fill the radiator. However, he advised keeping using the prescribed liquid, in this case, coolant.
According to him, the house ac wastewater there must be dust or other small particles that can clog the small holes in the cooler. "I think there must be dust deposits or other particles that can clog up in small holes," says Dolf.
Practical ac water can be used for car radiators, provided that water is free from dust and dirt when inserted into the car radiator.
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