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Old Nov 8th, 2019, 21:50   #10
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Just been reading this thread , Might i suggest the use of reverse osmosis water from an aquarium shop , way way cheaper than distilled water & no drawbacks

I always use RO water to top up or refill empty systems as there are zero salts or whatever's that cause deposits in engine .

Toyota insist on the use of deionised water to fill /top up their cooling systems for this reason
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