Gas stations provide “air and water”. What is the water for?
Fuel, coolant, antifreeze, oil, and washer fluid. Those are the only things I can think of that go in a car so where does the water go? Thanks.
8 Responses to “Gas stations provide “air and water”. What is the water for?”
Sep 9th at 12:28 am By: drunkinhines
In the radiator!!
Sep 9th at 1:21 am By: figslee
The water is a quick coolant fix, mostly if your car is having overheating problems. Never ever to be used as permenant though….
Sep 9th at 1:28 am By: bill v
You are supposed to mix the antifreeze 50-50 with water before you put it in. You can also put water in the windshield washer tank in the summer.
Sep 9th at 2:18 am By: isaac_moore91
The water is provided for the radiator.
Sep 9th at 2:22 am By: CARL G H
the homeless to bath! a tradition that began with the hobo’s getting off the trains. many a weary traveler would find refreshment from the long hard road lowering there heads a bit and dowsing there heads in this fresh water. the 1st known usage was for the cowboys that road up and needed to cool off their weary ponies, there were automobiles using the filling stations for fuel but they were mixed with horse and buggies.I sure hope this clarified the issue a mite.
Sep 9th at 3:09 am By: bigdaddy9965
and how long have you been driving
Sep 9th at 3:28 am By: nick@night
To refill your water bottles and make kool-aid for the kiddies on that long road trip.
Sep 9th at 3:55 am By: Schizophrenic Psycho
you could use a little in your battery from time to time–even though i would recommend distilled water for your battery–wash the windows maybe ?
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