Why Does Car Antifreeze Overflow?

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RosalieLynn
07/29/25 5:27pm
Car antifreeze may overflow due to several reasons: high water temperature, air in the radiator, non-functioning fan, thermostat not opening, etc. Antifreeze Knowledge: 1. Function: The main function of antifreeze is to dissipate heat for the car. Additionally, antifreeze can prevent the freezing of fluids, protecting related components and enabling faster car startup in winter. 2. Replacement Cycle: Replace every two years or 40,000 kilometers. However, this is just a general guideline as the condition of each car varies, so the exact replacement time may differ.
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