Water Wetter

[Jim Griffin <JGriff@pobox.com>]

Eric wrote:

>>What I'm saying is (And After looking back at the Z-Car racecar notes it 
>>happened ONCE there also.....  grrrrrrrrrr) that if you use water-wetter 
>>in a cooling system that has Phosphate free no-freeze in it you will get 
>>these ugly little balls of water-wetter that look just like oil in the 
>>coolant..... It's not fun seeing that in your expansion tank........  It 
>>seems to go away after a few months.  The other thing though is I have 
>>yet to see the claimed drop in temp using the expensive red juice....
>
>My advice, Save yer money and yer heartache and skip the water-wetter
>
>Later!
>
>
>Eric Fletcher

UGH!! I just put some in my '92 100S, and am now told that it is probably
not worth it!? I knew I should have posted the question before I bought the
stuff!! Hmmm... I don't recall seeing any little oily balls (yet?).... but
yep, I too have not seen any drop in temp either.  I did see a drop in temp
in the '87 Bonneville I had, so could it be because of the phosphate-free
requirement of der Audi gods?

My question now is: will having it in there (i.e. oily balls et al...) do
any damage to my car? Should I have it flushed?

My fingers are crossed!!

Jim
                      Jim Griffin
              JGriff@pobox.com
                Maryland, USA
    "Perception is often stronger than reality!"

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