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Category: Engine Cooling System

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How Much Coolant Should Be In The Overflow Tank

As a car owner, it is essential you know the works of a coolant in your car. Coolants are the toxic liquid that goes into your car's reservoir to keep the engine running at an optimal temperature...

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5 Best Antifreeze Tester Reviews 2021

Antifreeze is a vital fluid for car engines since it keeps in the right temperature. Antifreeze is mixed with water to form engine coolant. It prevents the vehicle from freezing in the winter season...

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Is Antifreeze Flammable?

In the auto-mechanic sector, safety is always a top priority when you consider the looming hazards from physical injury, burns, and many more, which can affect you or your property. Antifreeze is a...

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Can You Mix Red and Green Antifreeze? Complete Guide Coolant Color Issue

Mixing different types of antifreeze will definitely create problems in your engine system. So if you are thinking of asking anyone can you mix red and green antifreeze together? Or even mix other...

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Why Does My Coolant Leak When Car Is Not Running?

There are a lot of reasons that can cause an issue of coolant leak when car is not running. You have to form a habit of always checking your vehicle before you set out on the road; doing this will...

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Why Is My Car Running Hot But Not Overheating?

It can be very frustrating to notice a continuous increase in your vehicle's temperature gauge while driving. Trust me. I know that feeling. It ain’t funny. This sign indicates that the engine of...

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