Where is the low coolant warning light located?

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LeIsla
07/30/25 5:14am
Automotive low coolant warning light is displayed as a sailboat-shaped icon on the dashboard. Coolant, fully known as antifreeze coolant, refers to a cooling liquid with antifreeze properties that prevents the liquid from freezing and cracking the radiator or engine block during cold weather parking. Coolant consists of water, antifreeze agents, and additives, and can be categorized into alcohol-based, glycerol-based, and ethylene glycol-based types depending on the antifreeze component. Coolant is an indispensable part of a car engine. It circulates within the engine's cooling system, carrying away excess heat generated during engine operation to maintain normal operating temperature. Insufficient coolant levels will cause the engine to overheat, potentially leading to engine component damage.
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