At what point do you add the water? How do you know how much to make? Bottom line, what are the mechanics of actually putting this stuff in your car? Thanks.
199088
You squeeze the bottle into the pre-measured reservoir at the top of the bottle. I use an old "Blue Window Washer Fluid" container. Fill the container first, and then add one reservoir full. You can adjust the strength to your liking. Too much, and it becomes soapy and leaves residue at the top and sides of your windshield. Don't forget, this is a summer only fluid, and there is no freeze protection in it. If you live in a region where it freezes, adding the "Blue Stuff" to the reservoir had no adverse effects for me, and it prevented freezing. I bought this to try to replicate the stuff that was in my German car ... it smelled good. (weird, i know) If you are also trying to do this, you need to add a lot of this stuff to get that effect. This left no color residue on my paint. I bought the orange stuff, and i had orange spots on my car.
199089
The cap that comes with the bottle has a way of measuring the right amount of fluid to a gallon of water.This bottle makes a bunch of gallons of the washer fluid.
199090
the bottle will automatically measure when u squeeze the bottle and I put in 2 of these. it is suppose to be 1 to 100 parts water but how do u measure 100 parts water? the stuff works better than washer fluid but if u only use water it will freeze.
199091
I used a gallon jug or an old windshield washer bottle. Water in bottle FIRST, then squeeze bottle to fill chamber, second add green soap. Makes many gallons and works good. You could put it in the reservoir if you knew it was a one gallon one and add water but I like to mix it in the jug and use it as I need it.
818005
I use Toyota car for many years. I always use 50/50. In your Lexus car, you should buy 2 gallons. Follow the instruction from the bottle to mix. The leftover is for refill later. Hope it help.
69701
You just add it to the water. I usually do 5 to 10 drops. If the oil you're using is particularly strong you might want to be conservative with it.
495845
No, instructions just say to add it to the existing fluid. The stuff is VERY thick so takes awhile to pour it in. I've put about 5k miles since adding, still shifting a lot smoother.
62993
Sorry but I didnt measure my dilution....I only use a lid full to half bucket (guestimate)...ALSO - looking back on my description I failed to mention that my car was silver in color which doesnt reveal hard water spots...Sorry I couldnt give you a straight answer
522897
You can add full strength but you should mix it about 50/50 with distilled water (otherwise you're just throwing away money). Also it doesn't have to be exactly 50/50 depending on where you live. I live in southwest TX and I mixed around 60% water/40% coolant. The coolant is more for the cold temps. So you might be able to get away with just distilled water
1421688
Double check me but I'm 95% sure that you mix it 50/50 with distilled water. i would not top off with this if its not already in there. i would top off with distilled water or drain and fill with coolant distilled water mix.
52920
It might depend on how bvad your leak is I dont know.But my car would overheat in one minute flat from a cold start. Bubbles and water coming up in the radiator.Honestly I think half the bottle did it but I poured inb the rest anyway.Some people put in an extra bottle in case i tries to start leaking again. I imagine half the bottle wouldnt hurt and if its going to work you should be able to tell,and probably wont hurt touse the whole bottle.Whats probably most important is to pour it as slowly as you can take two minutes or three even very gradually.
1128459
You need to be able to disperse the filler. I think you could put little in and then add water.
1910770
I was confused too, but I believe you add water to activate it. However I believe that you don't want to do it until you're ready to use it.
1040804
I have always tried to go a little more then their recommendations. So in your case i would do 3oz per gallon to err on the side of more is better. I have been told that I overdo it some times, but hey it works and I havn't hurt anyone yet so...
87764
take it out of the overflow tank and pour it into your radiator. And then follow the directions. If you follow the directions it's a miracle it works really well.
518883
I usually add it to the transmission fluid a couple thousand miles before I do a fluid and filter change, but you have to be careful of not over filling the transmission. In the case I can not do this, I will do a fluid/filter change, add the cleaner and leave it in until the next change. Havent had any problems and it has worked well for me.
237307
Hi. I use regular tap water which doesn't go through my water filtration system. It does not leave highly visible spots on the car, but you can see it on the windows if you don't dry it.
882851
Hi Doug, I usually add 4 oz to my oil at every change...I went on Amazon and bought some 4 oz plastic bottles and fill a few and keep them in my cars and pickups...I add about half a bottle (2 oz) to each gas fillup. Davv
925127
You just put the hold bottle in your tank, and fill your tank to the max if you want to to that. That's what I always done have no problem. It works very good.
1322159
The way I have did it the last three years is, with around 1/2 tank at the station, put in the BG44, then fill the tank up. I do this ever spring after the car has been in storage through winter. Runs like a top in the spring.