Uh..dont think this is normal...pic inside

[speed3se-r]

looks like oil in my radiator fill/overflow tank....the fluid looks brownish, but upon inserting a paper towel into the fluid and pulling it out, it is indeed green. I've added water wetter about a month or so ago, but I dont think that is causing the oil looking spots. Please tell me those arent oil spots and that everything is and will be fine....(nailbyt)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/redlinese-r01/DSC00658.jpg

[AutoXRacer]

Water Wetter will do that... I used to put it in my old car and it turned the coolant brown. Supposedly its normal...

[VermZ06]

Is that coolant or the inside of a port-o-potty?

[Shane5425]

as long as it doesnt turn a milky white color, you should be fine..

[speed3se-r]

Strange, i've used water wetter before, but i dont remember it looking or turning like that....probably because i added water wetter directly into the radiator in my other cars instead of the overflow/fill tanks...well, that gives me some relief...



Water Wetter will do that... I used to put it in my old car and it turned the coolant brown. Supposedly its normal...

[whitey4311]

what the hell is water wetter?

[Alejo_NIN]

is a product that makes water to be wetter

[Shane5425]

hmm, didnt know water could get wetter....

[Viralphrame]

hmm, didnt know water could get wetter....

Behold, science!

...

(inout)

[xtrememps]

Water wetter makes water more thermally conductive, hence allowing your radiator to work more efficiently by transferring more heat per cycle through the system.

[tru-boost]

its from the water wetter. ive seen this before. as mentioned, as long as it doesnt get thick and turn white...you are all good !

[Super Unique]

its from the water wetter. ive seen this before. as mentioned, as long as it doesnt get thick and turn white...you are all good !

Correct :)

oil in the coolant, or coolant in the oil = disgusting sloppy brown milkshake looking sludge......

[Demi]

is a product that makes water to be wetter

Thats the funniest thing ive read tonight. BRAVO!

[Betelgeuse]

(nailbyt)Uh oh, I see part of a piston in there!!! Your motor is toast!!



J/k. Check your oil level as a precaution but I doubt you have anything to worry about.

[speed3se-r]

thanks for the info guys...i feel alot better now...

[Erich]

Correct :)

oil in the coolant, or coolant in the oil = disgusting sloppy brown milkshake looking sludge......

Had a freezer plug go (not freeze popped, it just decided to pop) in an early 80's 626 I owned. After fixing it, I was pouring automatic transmission fluid (traps the oil and water) through my engine for ever to get that crap out.

[FrequentFlyer]

Water Wetter reduces surface tension of the coolant/water mixture and allows it to carry heat away more efficiently. Supposedly, adding a drop or two of dish detergent to your coolant will do the same thing for basically FREE (and no, it will not cause your coolant to become a bubble bath). :)

[whitey4311]

How about just leave it alone?

I never heard of this and doubt its effects are enough to do much. Is there any real info out there about this stuff?

[JCurry]

Did yall kno that if chuck norris falls in water he dosent get wet, water gets chuck norris...hahah