I fill the bottle up with antifreeze but it soon is gone in 2 days and the engine smokes.why is that?

If it is a vortec engine, it is probably the lower intake manifold gasket. In most cases you can smell it when the engine is hot.

If no liquid in the cooling system, then the heads are probably warped and the engine is ruined. If running straight water and no antifreeze, then permanent damage unlikely unless the temps have been cold enough to freeze the water in the engine (popping the freeze plugs), or the engine has gotten hot enough to boil off the water in the cooling system. 50/50 mix of distilled water and antifreeze is necessary to prevent freezing, boil-over, and cooling system corrosion.

The Thermostat is not located in the conventional position at top off engine, but rather is at the bottom right side of engine "copilots side". Follow lower radiator hose to where it attachs to engine. Probable don't need a new gasket as it is reusably. You will loose all the antifreeze in the radiater unless you collect it. Install thermostat, refill with NEW antifreeze from top radiator hose into radiator and in cooling tank. Bring engine up to operatiing temperature and wait till fan comes on so that you know its hot. Make sure tank is full, add as needed. Then open air bleed screw at top of engine where upper radiator attaches to. Keep open until all air is out of system. DON"T BURN YOURSELF. Use a short hose attached to bleed screw and a small bottle to catch antifreeze. Hose should be at bottom of bottle with some antifeeze in it. You will see air bubbling out. Once all air is out and there is a steady stream, close bleed screw. After a few days of driving, bleed air out again.

Engine coolant is a chemical compound. It consists mainly of water, but water freezes too easily so an antifreeze is added. This helps prevent the coolant from freezing on winter days and it also raises the boiling point which is helpful. An antifreeze contains mainly ethylene, but also has some methanol and propylene. The water and antifreeze make up around 90% of the coolant. The rest of it is chemicals to prevent rust and corrosion (redox reactions) occurring. In other words... Coolant contains: Water - 60% Antifreeze - 30% Others - 10% hope this helps

Bring to a shop and have system pressure tested to find where problem is originating

There is 1000 Units per bottle so 10 units a day will last 100 days..

There must be a leak somewhere; check the radiator and the hoses for signs of antifreeze leaking out. If the car has been running for a while, look for any signs of steam rising up from the engine area, this may be your leak. Careful not to get burned touching any hot parts.

Several days. Think wine.

I remember it being 45 cent for a glass bottle of coke in the 80's and you could get 10 cent back if you return the empty bottle. the Good-O- Days..

paint and that bottle of something oh and bread well give him only paint and bottle in the forest to me

The color of the antifreeze is made that way and no dye is available. There is no reason to color it afterwards. The reason for the different colors these days is because they have made it with different properties to match specific engine manufactuerers needs. Newer engines now take pink or red for example due to blocks and cyl heads being made from different metals and they are also trying to prevent engine failures due to the way earlier coolants had on engine parts. Mixing colors isn't a good idea but that's still up for debate by many people.Go with what the owners manual states.

I don't understand the question. Why would finding a 'squished bottle' be a good/bad thing?

healthetrim is 54.95 per bottle and lasts 30 days

If refrigerated, up to 5 days

Odds are you have blown a head gasket and the antifreeze and oil flow share the same gasket. As the gasket wears, the antifreeze mixes into the oil and vice versa! I suggest replacing your current antifreeze and do a full flush. Test it for a few days and test if you have oil again. A tell tell sign of a blown head gasket is black smoke (burning oil) or white smoke (burning antifreeze ) coming out the exhaust.

well it would depend how big the water bottle was but normally they would finish an average size water bottle in 2-4 days so that's good but they shouldn't really go crazy if you take it out unless its a female because they're a bit more aggressive

It's simple you simply get a bottle and then put all that lovely crab meat into the bottle sill it up and put it on the side when sunlight can get to it for 30 days ready to eat when it's freshly mouldy. Umm

90 days for the box 3-7 days for the bottle the box is vacuum sealed and prevents air form getting in. And before you ask no the little black stopped don't work.

No more then 3-4 days.

2 to 4 days depending on the temperature

A bottle of insulin contains 1000 U. 1000/60=16.7, so approx. 17 days.

how do you work out as a middle schooler?

Yes it does! Try putting and water bottle full w/ water in a feezer. Leave it in there for 2 days. The bottle would have expanded!

you simply take it away. They will cry for a few days and want the bottle, but you have to be strong and just live out the crying. My daughter was off the bottle at age 1. She cried for it for maybe 2 days, then it was over. It was hard on me, but.. She is only 20 months old now and she drinks with a straw. So don't be discouraged.. you can do it!

Purchase a heater from an auto store. Install it in the hose line that goes to the Engine Block. Instructions included. The Fluid will be warm and circulate through the Engine Block . They also have block heaters that plug into the engine. A good tune up, Good Battery, Good Antifreeze will also work. If you live Way North, there is a solar panel that you plug into your cig lighter that will keep your battery charged if you do not start your car for a few days.