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Big no no... Antifreeze is the most basic form of keeping your engine cool. Without it, engine temperatures will rise way to high, and you will run the risk of cracking very important engine parts, such as the block. Fill'er up!

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Will a car stop running if antifreeze is out?

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Will a thermostat cause the car to overheat?

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