If the temperature does not go below freezing then you're fine. Usually during a snowstorm, it doesn't go below freezing. However, if the water was still in your radiator and also in your engine without antifreeze and the outside temperature did drop below freezing, then you could potentially have a cracked block and/or a cracked radiator on your hands. Usually it's not too bad if the temperature doesn't go too far below freezing, but frozen water expands with a huge amount of force when it gets around 15-20 below zero.
It is ok for a short time but you need to get a 50/50 mixture back in it asap (50% water & 50% antifreeze)
No. The antifreeze has to be mixed with the water before the water freezes.
50% water and 50% antifreeze.
You don't put water in your radiator, you put antifreeze.
Yes
It is no longer necessary to add just water to a radiator in newer cars like the 2005 Malibu. An antifreeze that is half water and half antifreeze is usually best. Add the 50/50 antifreeze to the radiator overflow tank. It should be a plastic, see through tank hooked to the radiator.
the antifreeze runs through all your water lines in your car . . . . you put it in your water tank or radiator
50/50
water can freeze. anti freeze can not.
No If You Have A Chevy Venture Van Like I Do Just Shoot Your SelfA correct and useful answerAll modern cars require a coolant mixture of a specific antifreeze and water. In some warm climates the mixture is water and corrosion inhibitor's.YOU MUST add the correct mixture of water and antifreeze!
Most antifreeze has a chemical that freezes at a very lower temp than plain water.
If your use anything more concentrated than about half anitfreeze and half water, the radiator water will freeze at a considerably warmer temperature. There will be less protection. Also, antifreeze actually helps keep your car running cooler in summer. If you use straight antifreeze, the car will "boil over" at a much lower temperature. There will be less protection.