Math puzzle.

Well right now you have 40/60, what's the back of the jug say for temp it will freeze at for different concentrations?

You could drain 2 gallons and add 2 more of the concentrated stuff the yes do add water stuff and you'd be at 52%coolant/48%water, close enough to call it 50.50.

 

Eaay answer here, are you selling the truck? Don't worry about it man lol

 

27. It’s definitely 27. I checked my work 3X.

 

It'd be a safer bet @Rideandrepair to drain the coolant. You don't want coolant sitting on top of that piston all winter.

I'd drain the coolant. Then turn it over by hand, or let it set for a day, to get the coolant past the rings. Then fire it up for a few seconds to blow the coolant off the top of the piston.

At least that way it will set the winter dry. Otherwise, you'll have that coolant dripping into the cylinder all winter.

 

You forgot to carry the remainder, add 4/5ths, multiply by zero, leaving the quotient indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

 

Anti-freeze tester will tell you pretty quick. You know, way at the bottom of the toolbox from settling all summer,,what? No toolbox?

 

You both forgot to find the square root of the common denominator then round it down to the nearest tenth and multiply it by pie +£ =¥

 

This guy ^^^^^ is right don’t ya know