Jim/GA
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My car lives in a heated garage (and it rarely gets below freezing here) so freezing is not an issue.
De ionized water, got it.
Would Water Wetter be the last piece of the puzzle?
Many people swear by it. I have not tried it. Maybe I will go buy a bottle and see what happens.
It is hard to do a controlled experiment, where you run a course without it and then run the same course with it, all the while recording the coolant temperature while you drive. If the air temperature is lower on another day, you will run cooler.
On a lot of these additives, the buyer THINKS there is an improvement because they just spent the money EXPECTING an improvement. Kind of like the Placebo Effect.
The engineer in me really wants to do a controlled experiment somehow.