How Long Can You Drive with Low Coolant Level?
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You should not continue driving. You can safely pull over to the side of the road. The functions of coolant are as follows: 1. Anti-boiling: Coolant that meets national standards typically has a boiling point exceeding 105°C, higher than water's boiling point of 100°C. This allows coolant to withstand higher temperatures without boiling (overheating), meeting the cooling needs of high-load engines to some extent. 2. Anti-freeze: In extremely low temperatures, coolant prevents the vehicle's cooling system from freezing. Generally, common antifreeze solutions have freezing points between -20°C and -45°C, and are selected based on regional requirements to meet operational needs.