Change the coolant in the device

Description

Changing the coolant in the device is a process in which the old coolant is replaced with a new one using a specialized device. Coolant is used to transfer heat from the engine to the radiator, preventing the engine from overheating. Over time, coolant can corrode, become contaminated with impurities, or lose its cooling properties, which can lead to engine overheating and damage to engine components.

The importance of the service to the customer:

Changing the coolant in the device is necessary for many reasons, including:

Ensuring engine safety: Ensuring coolant cleanliness can help prevent engine overheating, damage to engine components, and improve vehicle performance.
Improving vehicle performance: New coolant can help make the engine run more efficiently, improve vehicle acceleration, and increase fuel efficiency.
Extend engine life: New coolant can help prevent wear on engine components, extending its life.

Problems that can be detected:

Changing the coolant in the device can detect a wide range of problems, including:

Coolant Corrosion: Coolant can corrode over time, which can cause it to lose its cooling properties.
Coolant contamination: Coolant can become contaminated with impurities, such as rust or engine oil, which may lead to decreased cooling efficiency.
Coolant leak: Coolant can leak from coolant hoses or other cooling system components, which can lead to a low coolant level and an overheating of the engine.

note:

It is recommended to change the coolant every 40,000 – 80,000 kilometers, or according to the recommendations of the car manufacturer.

Additional Tips:

Make sure to check the coolant level regularly, at least once a month.
Use the coolant recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.
Do not reuse used coolant.
If you notice any signs of a problem with the cooling system, such as an overheating engine or a coolant leak, have the vehicle checked as soon as possible.