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Category: Engine Cooling System

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Do Coolant Additives Work?

If you go to automotive retail stores, you will see that there are several coolant additives on the store shelves that promise to fight against corrosion, cavitation, engine heat, and overheating,...

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Can You Drive Without A Radiator Cap?

A vehicle’s radiator cap is designed to seal the radiator filler neck securely. This prevents contaminants from accessing the cooling system; it helps the system to build pressure, which raises the...

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What Color Coolant Does BMW Use?

Engine coolant, as it relates to cars, is a 50% water and 50% ethylene glycol liquid used to keep the engine from overheating and freezing during cold months. The half water transfers engine heat...

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Which Color Coolant Does Ford Use?

Ford vehicles, like every other car, use coolant to help keep an engine cool while preventing freezing during the cold months. However, over the years, Ford Motor Company has recommended several...

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What Color Coolant Does Toyota Use?

Engine coolant, as it relates to cars, is a liquid mixture of 50% water and 50% ethylene glycol. The ethylene glycol is used to lower the freezing point of the liquid, while the water transfers...

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link to How Long Can You Run an Engine Without Coolant?

How Long Can You Run an Engine Without Coolant?

Car engines produce fire in the combustion chamber when the engine is running, and that is what generates the power that drives the vehicle. Of course, fire generates excessive heat and engine...

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