That is true, but adding more antifreeze will lower the heat capacity of the combined fluid. This means that although it boils at a higher temperature, it takes less heat to raise the temperature by one degree. If there is too much antifreeze, the solution does not have enough water to be able to effectively absorb heat from the engine. mopar2@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > actually, adding more antifreeze will raise the boiling point of the coolent >& it > won't boil over so easily. The ideal ratio is about 50/50. > John > > dardal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >