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What is the Method for Selecting Antifreeze?

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WalkerMarie
07/30/25 2:07am
Antifreeze selection method is: 10 degrees Celsius lower than the winter temperature of your residence. The functions of antifreeze are: 1. Prevent corrosion in the engine cooling system; 2. Prevent water from boiling when the engine temperature reaches 100 degrees Celsius; 3. Prevent scale formation and avoid reducing the radiator's cooling effect; 4. Ensure the engine operates normally at low temperatures. The method for replacing antifreeze is: 1. Open the vehicle's engine hood, and the coolant reservoir can be seen in the upper right corner; 2. Open the antifreeze plug under the radiator to drain the old antifreeze; 3. Add new antifreeze, tighten the cap, and the antifreeze replacement is complete.
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