Where to Add Antifreeze in a Car?
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Car antifreeze is added to the car's coolant reservoir. Antifreeze is usually colored, making it easily distinguishable. After opening the engine hood, check the antifreeze reservoir's water level to see if it's appropriate. If it's below the standard level (between the maximum and minimum marks), you need to add coolant. Always add coolant after the engine has cooled down to prevent burns from hot coolant splashing. Antifreeze has a natural consumption rate, but it shouldn't deplete too quickly. If there's no leakage and the level is low, you can top it up with the same type of antifreeze. Non-long-life antifreeze is recommended to be replaced every two years. Antifreeze has many features, including preventing scale, oxidation resistance, corrosion resistance, high boiling point, and antifreeze properties.