dru23:


Well with corolla ,I think they are over hype cars .. The only corolla I kinda like is the se version..
Now back to the main topic here. It is never good to use water in your radiator .. For the simple fact that water boils at a higher speed than coolant . When the engine is running you need coolant to cool it off , mean while water keeps boiling and at times it will cause overheating. When you water instead of coolant. It will coz leakage and rust in your radiator.. Before you know you are replacing radiator.. At times you see people park their car on the street with the hood open.. The car is overheating ,due to the use of water. Nothing to keep the engine cool. And funny thing is that even though coolant might be expensive, you only need it for few years ,some can last up to 5 years in your radiator.. It is not something you use like engine oil .. But Google is your friend, you can read more about coolant. Also if the water is turning browish ,it's either too much rust at the bottom of the radiator, bad water or something else. Have a specialist take a look at it . You might need to replace the radiator.. If it does need replacement, just make sure you look for quality coolant ..

xana101:
I just changed d transmission oil like 4 months ago, I wanted to change my engine oil by myself, so after watching how to do it on YouTube, I went under d car, instead of loosing d engine oil nut, I loosed d gear oil nut and throw away d oil. It was when I check d engine oil gauge I discovered I’ve bleeped up.
I bought d original Toyota gear oil almost 13k. I called Gazzuzz and he advised me on d oil to buy which I did.

dru23:


Well with corolla ,I think they are over hype cars .. The only corolla I kinda like is the se version..
Now back to the main topic here. It is never good to use water in your radiator .. For the simple fact that water boils at a higher speed than coolant . When the engine is running you need coolant to cool it off , mean while water keeps boiling and at times it will cause overheating. When you water instead of coolant. It will coz leakage and rust in your radiator.. Before you know you are replacing radiator.. At times you see people park their car on the street with the hood open.. The car is overheating ,due to the use of water. Nothing to keep the engine cool. And funny thing is that even though coolant might be expensive, you only need it for few years ,some can last up to 5 years in your radiator.. It is not something you use like engine oil .. But Google is your friend, you can read more about coolant. Also if the water is turning browish ,it's either too much rust at the bottom of the radiator, bad water or something else. Have a specialist take a look at it . You might need to replace the radiator.. If it does need replacement, just make sure you look for quality coolant ..

jpworld:

In ladipo tokunbo is 3k-4k, I bought the last time.

olusola2bello:


So is it ok to change from using water to using coolant? And what do y need to do?

aaronson:
Get a comprehensive insurance and tracker installed, Get a mechanic to check the suspension system, Sevice the fuel system, Always use good oil full synthetic or sythetic blend if you want your car engine to withstand the engine abuse for a longer time.

dicksonadams:
I tot it was never advisable to use synthetic blend

ofime123:
God just bless me today

Xneg:


Good example of oil you can buy that will still keep your engine safe wihiut spending 17-22k btw dru and gaz

shollywendy1:

Seems your points are coming to reality after seeing this. See AJ at d back ground

Mjosh1000:
Enlighten me sir, I know you are not a fan of corolla but I drive a corolla over a yr now on uber and I always use water as coolant, tho after like 1min of adding water the water changes colour into a brownish colour.
Am I suppose to use that coolant instead of water.
As in adding the coolant to the radiator.
I will appreciate if you explain better to me and other on here.
Tks

thebigkendo:
Dem say gazzuzz/carshopper dey sell dead kia rio to new car owners

I agree!!!

But i also want to know

Who did the multi"monikered" one sell his dead elentras to??

And his dead civics also

Abi e dey crush dem ni?

Mjosh1000:
Enlighten me sir, I know you are not a fan of corolla but I drive a corolla over a yr now on uber and I always use water as coolant, tho after like 1min of adding water the water changes colour into a brownish colour.
Am I suppose to use that coolant instead of water.
As in adding the coolant to the radiator.
I will appreciate if you explain better to me and other on here.
Tks

olusola2bello:


So is it ok to change from using water to using coolant? And what do y need to do?

dru23:


Well with corolla ,I think they are over hype cars .. The only corolla I kinda like is the se version..
Now back to the main topic here. It is never good to use water in your radiator .. For the simple fact that water boils at a higher speed than coolant . When the engine is running you need coolant to cool it off , mean while water keeps boiling and at times it will cause overheating. When you water instead of coolant. It will coz leakage and rust in your radiator.. Before you know you are replacing radiator.. At times you see people park their car on the street with the hood open.. The car is overheating ,due to the use of water. Nothing to keep the engine cool. And funny thing is that even though coolant might be expensive, you only need it for few years ,some can last up to 5 years in your radiator.. It is not something you use like engine oil .. But Google is your friend, you can read more about coolant. Also if the water is turning browish ,it's either too much rust at the bottom of the radiator, bad water or something else. Have a specialist take a look at it . You might need to replace the radiator.. If it does need replacement, just make sure you look for quality coolant ..

radautoworks:


ALL. CARS. USE. COOLANT. NOT. WATER.

aaronson:
Also water leaves debris on side of the engine causing clogged blockage due to dirty residues in water and rust as well. Any cheap coolant like abro red is fine if he can't afford costly once.

Epphy:


I kinda like this your post You explained so well.

mrjaydee:
Please can someone recommend the best Oil for 03 corolla and oil filter.. also the price..I plan on servicing my car this weekend. God bless

olusola2bello:


So is it ok to change from using water to using coolant? And what do y need to do?

dicksonadams:
do you havd example of what I can use for Honda Civic 2008 since I no get gazuzu and dru23 17k?

radautoworks:


Which year/model?

ofime123:
God just decided to shower me with blessing today

weyreypey:

The famous 2001 E320 kwa

radautoworks:


N6,124. I go bring am. If you no buy, walahi I no go answer you again.

dru23:


Is your corolla a tokunbo ?

radautoworks:


N6,124. I go bring am. If you no buy, walahi I no go answer you again.

mabeni:
are you serious? My told me 10k

Xneg:


Jesusson2020 I hope you're seeing this. This is an example of good earnings.

aaronson:
Your water seems to be missing with your oil. What's the colour of your tail pipe smoke? Does your car overheat?