How Often Should a Car Radiator Be Replaced?
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It is recommended to replace it every two years. Below is relevant information about coolant: 1. Coolant comes in three colors: The main components of coolant are ethylene glycol, propylene glycol, and diethylene glycol. Ethylene glycol is typically green, propylene glycol is red with a hint of orange, and diethylene glycol is blue. 2. The primary functions of coolant: To ensure the proper and efficient operation of the engine, coolant circulates within the engine radiator, providing anti-freeze, anti-boil, anti-rust, and anti-corrosion effects. Coolant is colored red or green to facilitate the observation of leaks or to distinguish it from other engine fluids, preventing confusion. 3. Choosing coolant: Imported vehicles, domestically produced vehicles, and mid-to-high-end vehicles should use permanent coolant (lasting 2-3 years).