What is the boiling point of BMW coolant?
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BMW coolant has a boiling point of 107°C. It is recommended to choose brand-name coolant produced by reputable manufacturers to ensure quality. Additionally, select a coolant suitable for the local climate and vehicle model. Generally, the freezing point of the chosen coolant should be 10-15°C lower than the local minimum temperature. Coolant composition: Coolant primarily consists of ethylene glycol and water, meaning it is an aqueous solution of ethylene glycol, which has certain electrical conductivity. Coolant functions: Coolant prevents the freezing of the liquid in the cooling system during cold winter parking, which could otherwise cause the radiator to crack or the engine cylinder block or head to freeze and damage. Coolant is not just for winter use but should be used throughout the year. Regardless of the color of the coolant, it should maintain a certain level of transparency; cloudy products are not of good quality.