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Car cooling system have a more component for provide engine cooling frequently and do your journey easy and comfortable


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    Car cooling system is a most important part of car health, car cooling system control the engine tempareture at different conditions and it will be also help for car a/c system
    Coolant
  •    Radiator
  •    Electric Fan ( either fluid coupling)
  •    Thermostat valve
  •    Coolant pipelines or hosses
  •    Coolant reservoir
  •    Coolant tempareture sensor
  •    Overheating Malfunction light
  • COMPONENTS ARE
       Cylinder block (Engine)
  •    Water pump

 

Coolant

It is liquid type and it is a another name like long life coolant,Super long life coolant etc as per manufacturer recommended
Coolant have a some ingredients:Anti-freez, Glycol Ethylene propylene based,protects your engine from freezing while defending components against corrosion 🚙

Radiator

It is main part of car cooling system,it's working principle are- High pressure high tempareture engine outlets coolant convert to low pressure low tempareture coolant help of atmospheric air which are ready for inlet in engine🚙

Electric Fan

It's a part of vehicle for A/C and engine cooling systems,it's work basically when engine coollant tempareture above in standard tempareture these time that fan are rotated in opposite direction,because this fan are work in pulling  method (Air)🚙

Thermostat valve

Thermostat valve opening time is when coolant temperature is 82° this time thermostat valve are start for open and when the temperature is 90° above this time these valve are open fully and cooling the engine block and reduce heat🚙

Coolant pipes and hoses

Coolant pipes and hosses is part of car which provide coolant from one area to another area for easy to circulate and these hosses are clipping in high tension clip for leakage purpose

Coolant reservoir is a another important part of vehicle which check Preoditically the level of coolant because if any leakage in this system this part are show these because reservoir have mark like low or high🚙


WATER PUMP
It is part or cooling system that's are circulated the coolant from car v-belt or  drive belt🚙


Coolant temperature sensor

Coolant temperature sensor it is a part of vehicle which provide how many tempareture coolant on your car and if coolant tempareture is more than standard level this sensor are warning you for stop the vehicle instant🚙
Over heating Malfunction light
This is a warning light digitally warned you for overheating

Cylinder block

Block have a coolant line for realease heat
It's have a path where coolant are circulate frequently

Coolant is changeble part of car  at a standard kilometre,

Some car coolant replace in    20kSome car are coolant replace  80kSome car are coolant replace  160k 

  Totally depended on manufacturer recommended

Coolant basically two colours variable

1) RED
2)GREEN

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