i know you can buy this stuff already made up, but does anyone actually know the solution, it smells like antifreeze, is it just antifreeze and water?
if so i may as well just make it myself..
otherwise anyone know where i can source it from with delivery etc?
Posted 6/2/2006 3:04 PM (#107775 - in reply to #107772) Subject: RE: hydrogas fluid
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Rob VVC - 6/2/2006 9:02 PM
just go out and buy some lol
one thing going out and buying some from a shop that may need to order it in etc etc , or more appealing some antifreeze from the garage and some free government juice, meaning i can never run out
Posted 6/2/2006 3:11 PM (#107776 - in reply to #107770) Subject: RE: hydrogas fluid
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Dont buy from Rover, you can get a good Comma ane from anyone who stocks their stuff. Alternativly it doesnt denature so you can filter old stuff through a coffee paper and its as good as new.
You can mix it up and I have read web sites about it before, there is one thing in it other than water and antifreeze I think but it is possible just google it, they mix it up for a number of reasons, availability and viscosity etc.
If I were going to make some up I'd use distilled water for sure just so I'd know it was faily contaminent free and wouldnt harm the rubber in the units.
Posted 6/2/2006 5:25 PM (#107819 - in reply to #107770) Subject: RE: hydrogas fluid
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water, antifreeze, anti corrosive, and antifoam.
i dont see why a normal engine cooling system type water / antifreeze (which contains the above things too) wouldnt work tbh. theyre designed not to corrode multi metal parts, not to degrade plastic / rubber parts, not to foam and obviously) not to freeze.
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