Is Foam in the Car Radiator a Normal Phenomenon?
1 Answers
Foam in the car radiator is not a normal phenomenon. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Causes of bubbles: Under normal circumstances, the cooling system should not have bubbles. The presence of bubbles can impair the coolant's ability to absorb engine heat, leading to a tendency for the water temperature to rise. Bubbles in the radiator coolant may indicate a damaged cylinder head gasket, which requires repair or replacement. 2. Regular coolant replacement: The coolant in the car radiator circulates for long periods, and it is inevitable for various impurities to accumulate, affecting the cooling efficiency. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly replace the coolant according to the schedule specified in the vehicle's manual.