What is the normal water level for a car radiator?
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The car radiator has maximum and minimum warning lines marked on it. As long as the water level is between these two warning lines, there is no problem. Of course, when the level is below the minimum line, the car can still be driven, but it serves as a reminder for the owner to add coolant. Coolant also offers the following advantages: Anti-corrosion function: The engine and its cooling system are made of metal, including copper, iron, aluminum, steel, and solder. These metals, when exposed to high temperatures and water over time, can corrode and rust. Coolant not only prevents corrosion to the engine cooling system but also has anti-corrosion and rust-removal functions. Higher boiling point of coolant: The boiling point of water is 100 degrees Celsius, while high-quality coolant typically has a boiling point above 110 degrees Celsius. This makes coolant less likely to boil over in summer compared to water. Coolant can also prevent scaling: