Where is the location to add water in a car?
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The place to add water in a car is under the hood, on the left side of the engine. The precautions for adding water are as follows: Precautions for adding antifreeze to the car: The part near the front of the car is for adding windshield washer fluid, and the part near the windshield is for adding antifreeze. Neither windshield washer fluid nor antifreeze can be replaced with water. Specialized products must be used, and antifreeze cannot be replaced with tap water. The boiling point of antifreeze is above 120 degrees Celsius, while the boiling point of water is only 100 degrees Celsius. Using antifreeze can prevent the car from "boiling over" in summer. Using water instead of antifreeze can easily cause scale buildup, requiring frequent replacement, whereas using antifreeze does not have this issue. Water can cause some corrosion to the cooling system, while antifreeze contains additives that prevent corrosion and rust. For fuel-efficient household cars, never use tap water instead of antifreeze. Reasons why windshield washer fluid cannot be replaced with tap water: Windshield washer fluid cannot be replaced with tap water. Compared to tap water, windshield washer fluid has a lower freezing point. The freezing point of tap water is 0 degrees, so tap water will freeze below 0 degrees, but windshield washer fluid can resist freezing down to -25 degrees. Therefore, if the environmental temperature in the area is below 0 degrees, antifreeze windshield washer fluid must be used. Tap water contains more minerals and impurities. If tap water is used for a period of time, the spray nozzle may become clogged with impurities and scale, preventing normal spraying.
