Yes you can use only water but only if you are absolutely 100% sure that the car will not be parked anywhere that the temperature drops below (freezing) 32 degrees F. or Zero Celsius.
If you do park the car in a place where the temp drops below freezing and the water freezes you will crack your radiator and also this could crack the block of your engine too.
So as a rule, if you live where it could freeze then you want to put Antifreeze in with the water; usually 50/50 (read the bottle). The mixture varies depending on how cold you anticipate the temp will get where the car is parked.
If you havent got any antifreeze you can put just water in , and this could last you all summer and into the fall, but just remember to drain some out and get the right amount of antifreeze in there before winter comes.
I learned the hard way as one summer I filled my car with just water in the radiator, and as winter approached I kept telling myself that I better put in some antifreeze. Well, I kept putting it off and then sure enough; one morning I noticed some rain puddles in the driveway had frozen over, and so to was my radiator. The ice destroyed my radiator as water expands when it turns to ice, Luckily it didnt destroy the whole motor as it was not that cold say perhaps 31 deg F. also I noticed it early. If I had left it much longer the motor would have been destroyed too.
By the way, you can even use just water in the coldest of winter, as long as you never turn off the car long enough for the water to freeze.
So yes, in a jam you can use just water, but if you park the car and it freezes you'll be sorry. Now you know why they call it anti freeze! Anti freeze performs the same function as the water does (heat transfer); however, it is designed (chemically) to have a much lower freezing point (than water).
Water only, in an emergency yes.Water only, in an emergency yes.
You will not damage the engine but you can damage the radiator if you use any high pressure. If you only flush and apply no pressure you will do no damage. Use a chemical flush and a water hose and you will be safe.
Water can be entered into the radiator in a Toyota Celica by way of the radiator cap. It is no longer recommended to use plain water in a radiator. The proper fluid to use on most vehicles is antifreeze that is mixed at least to a 50/50 blend.
Take off the radiator cap while cool. Open the radiator and start to drain into a bucket. Use water hose to run water into the radiator until the water drains clear.
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Yes but only distilled water, or use engine coolant as distilled water may freeze in the winter and crack you cylinder
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Use a penny to undo bottom hose and take the cap off. If you're referring to automobile radiators, most have a petcock at the bottom that can be unscrewed with the hand to drain the radiator.
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That's what it's meant for. But then again it depends on what type of radiator you are talking about. It's meant for automobile radiators. Just make sure you don't spill it or allow anyone/anything to drink it. It can kill you.
Not recommended to use straight water. You should add a mixture or 50% each of water and Anti-freeze when the coolant level is below the add mark on the reservoir. Use only distilled water to prevent minerals from corroding the radiator.
turn the heater on full blast, that will make use of the heater core to help cool things down.