So, A coolant recovery tank is a reservoir designed to collect hot coolant from the radiator as the coolant expands. But, As the engine cools down the coolant in the radiator contracts, creating a vacuum […]
How Do Electronic MAP-Controlled Thermostats Work Electronic MAP-Controlled Thermostats are controlled by the engine’s electronic control unit (ECU). This provides precise regulation of temperature based on the engine’s loads. Electronic MAP-Controlled Thermostats provide broader and faster […]
The thermostat is a simple valve that opens and closes in relation to engine coolant temperature. As we already know, the main purpose of the thermostat is to maintain the engine at the proper operating […]
A radiator cap is more important than most people think. The radiator cap is often overlooked as being a cause of engine overheating. A radiator cap looks simple but, is critical for a properly operating […]
First of all, Simple maintenance can do wonders for the cooling ability of your car radiator. Excessive contaminants on both the inside and outside of your car radiator can cause a severe drop in cooling […]
Checking your cooling system for engine coolant leaks is easier than you think. So, Engine coolant leaks can happen anywhere in the cooling system. Fortunately, Nine out of 10 times, engine coolant leaks are easy […]
Antifreeze plays an important role in your cooling system. Why Do You Need It ? The main purpose is to prevent water from freezing, while raising the boiling point to prevent overheating. Furthermore: Protecting your […]
Radiator caps – What do they do The radiator caps does several things: Radiator caps seals the system against the outside world (main seal function) keeps the system pressurized when needed, so as to raise the boiling […]
The engine cooling fan only runs when needed to help cool the engine. A engine cooling fan failure, or a failure of the fan relay or control circuit is bad news because it can allow […]
The engine coolant temperature sensor-(ECT) is a sensor that is used to monitor the temperature of the engine’s coolant. Most (ECT) sensors operate using electrical resistance to measure the temperature of the coolant. The readings from […]
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