Can You Drive with Low Coolant?
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You cannot drive with low coolant. The reasons for low coolant include: 1. Poorly designed cooling system; 2. Leakage issues; 3. Poor circulation leading to rapid consumption; 4. Coolant entering the cylinder; 5. Use of low-quality antifreeze, which evaporates quickly. Precautions for using coolant: 1. Avoid mixing different types of coolant; 2. Do not use low-quality coolant; 3. Do not directly add undiluted coolant concentrate, as it may lead to coolant deterioration or excessive viscosity at low temperatures. Functions of coolant: 1. Provides anti-corrosion protection for cooling system components; 2. Prevents scale buildup to maintain radiator efficiency; 3. Ensures the engine operates within the normal temperature range.