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Oops, screenwash into water tank of car!
I poured 500ml of all seasons screenwash into the heater water tank of my car by accident (it's dark, and I'm a girl). Boyf says it'll be fine and not to tell my boss (who owns the car) ... I'm sure he's right, but I'm scared it'll knacker the car - and I'm on call tonight so need to know!
Does it need to be drained? Really?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'm no mechanic and would welcome any comments on my theory, but I think it sounds feasable. What say others?
The head gasket thing was with my old car, and yes, somehow there was definitely oil (well, it was black, greasy and didn't mix with water, so I assume it was oil) in the expansion tank. I filled up the emptying water reservoir every hundred miles or so until I got rid of the car (pronto!).
My work car has no such problem. In fact, it had no problems at all until I filled the coolant tank with screenwash, which has now thankfully been resolved. Managed one of Scotland's most notorious roads in pretty bad conditions today without incident (I MOCK the Mazda!) so I reckon it's doing ok.
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