What Causes Poor Car Cooling?
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Issues with the air conditioning system increase the engine load, leading to excessively high water temperature and poor engine cooling; excessive dust between the condenser and the radiator; and improper addition or replacement of antifreeze can all cause premature blockage of the engine water passages and radiator, resulting in high water temperature and poor car cooling. Below is relevant information about the car engine radiator: 1. Concept: The car radiator generally refers to the radiator (car radiator). The radiator in the engine water cooling system consists of an inlet chamber, an outlet chamber, a main plate, and a radiator core. 2. Principle: The coolant flows inside the radiator core, while air passes outside the radiator core. The hot coolant cools down as it dissipates heat to the air, while the cold air heats up by absorbing the heat from the coolant. 3. Nature: The car radiator is part of the car cooling system. 4. Classification: There are mainly two types, aluminum and copper. The former is used in general passenger vehicles, while the latter is used in large commercial vehicles.