How far can you drive if the coolant pipe bursts?
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If the coolant pipe bursts, you should not continue driving. Engine overheating can lead to reduced expansion efficiency, decreased engine power, increased tendencies for pre-ignition and knocking, premature component damage, worsened lubrication between moving parts, and accelerated wear. Coolant is an essential working medium for ensuring the proper operation of water-cooled engines. Below is an introduction to new car maintenance: 1. Change the oil and clean the three filters: Replace the engine oil and clean the three filters, namely the oil filter, fuel filter, and air filter. 2. Check the car's coolant: Ensure the coolant level is within the normal range. 3. Inspect the car's brakes: Check the car's brakes and the fluid level of the clutch. 4. Check the power steering fluid level: Verify the power steering fluid level is normal and look for any leaks at the pipe connections. 5. Check for component aging: Inspect the generator, air conditioning, water pump, and belts for aging and tension. 6. Check tire pressure and wear: Examine tire pressure and wear condition, inflate tires as needed, and rotate them if there is uneven wear.