Engine Antifreeze Coolant
Antifreeze in oil, is a sign of an internal leak. And, is usually caused by, a bad gasket or engine failure. When antifreeze (coolant) mixes with oil, it robs the oil of its lubricating properties […]
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 […]
Your car radiator, allows your engine, to operate within a “normal” temperature range; of about 195 to 220 degrees F. But, as efficient as today’s engines are; they still waste a lot of the heat […]
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 […]
Antifreeze Coolant, is a mixture of antifreeze agents and water; which goes into your vehicle’s cooling system, to regulate the temperature. The main purpose of antifreeze coolant in your engine is to remove heat. So, […]
Once you know what you are looking at, finding the source of the fluid leak will be much easier. So, let’s try to figure out what that fluid leak is; coming from under your car […]
Professional installers offer the following information on, cleaning coolant mixed with oil, in the lubrication system. However, the following information, applies only to certain situations. So, it is not applicable, for all engines that have […]
Engine oil mixed with coolant in the cooling system, is very common, after a blown or leaking head gasket. So, you opened your coolant reservoir or the radiator cap and see that the coolant and […]
Automotive engine overheating, happens when your engine; fails to run within a “normal” temperature range. Consequently, a relatively constant operating temperature is; absolutely essential for proper emissions control, good fuel economy and performance. So, a […]
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