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Quick Overview Coolant Tank for 2008-2017 Freightliner Cascadia Columbia Century
Coolant Tank for 2008-2017 Freightliner Cascadia Columbia Century
TR064-FRCT

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Quick Overview TR051-VLCT Coolant Tank for 2008-2017 Volvo and Mack Trucks
TR051-VLCT Coolant Tank for 2008-2017 Volvo and Mack Trucks
TR051-VLCT

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About Vehicle Coolants

The most important operation performed on vehicles during the winter months is the addition of coolant to the radiator water. This process, which prevents the engine from freezing and overheating, can also be done in summer. However, the amount of coolant used in summer is extremely low. Coolant, which is a colorless alcohol type, helps to cool the engine and prolongs its life. Coolant, which has features that can lower the freezing point of the engine's cooling water, starts to increase the efficiency level of the circulation pump while ensuring the movement of water. When added to the engines' radiators, coolant, which can also be used in the summer, helps prevent issues like corrosion, rust, and wear. When added to the cooling water, coolant, which is life-saving for vehicle engines, raises the boiling point and decreases the freezing point. The cooling system's metals and rubber hoses are unaffected by coolant. When coolant is added to the cooling water at a rate of 35%, the freezing point of the mixture is reduced to -19 degrees. When 50% coolant is added, the risk of freezing of the engine water up to -38 degrees on average is eliminated. You can mix the coolant into the radiator in certain proportions according to the climatic conditions in it. In order to distinguish the transparent coolant from the color of normal water, some colorant is added to it. When choosing coolant, you should also consider details such as engine protective properties, the characteristics of the water where you live, and the frequency of use of the vehicle. In addition, the type of coolant you used before is also important in your new choices. It should never be mixed with the old coolant in order not to lose the engine protective properties of the new coolant that you will use.
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