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old car radiator mounted water level gauge
The old car radiator mounted water level gauge has a water-cooled radiator, which carries away heat through the flow of coolant. The water pump pumps the coolant into the radiator, and then uses the running wind and fan to cool the coolant to achieve the effect of cooling. The radiator is mainly responsible for cooling the coolant. The cooled coolant enters the water channel of the engine again to take away the heat and continuously circulates to keep the engine temperature at a relatively stable state. Use antifreeze. In order to avoid the corrosion of the radiator, be sure to use a long-term anti rust antifreeze that is produced by a regular manufacturer and meets the national standard.
Check the old car water level at any time during daily use, and add water after shutdown for cooling. When adding water, slowly open the water tank cover, and keep the operator as far away from the water inlet as possible to prevent scalding caused by high-pressure steam spraying from the water inlet. In winter, in order to prevent core fracture caused by icing, such as long-term shutdown or indirect shutdown, the water tank cover and drain switch shall be used to drain all water. The effective environment of the standby radiator shall be ventilated and dry. Depending on the actual situation, the user shall completely clean the core of the radiator once within 1-3 months. When cleaning, use clean water to wash along the reverse wind direction. The old car radiator mounted water level gauge shall be cleaned every 3 months or as the case may be, each component shall be removed and cleaned with warm water and non corrosive detergent.
The water tank is located in the front of the engine compartment. It is a spherical water tank with bright liquid inside. There is a black cover above the water tank, which can be opened to add coolant. Automobile water tank, also called radiator, is the main part of automobile cooling system. The function is to dissipate heat. The cooling water absorbs heat in the water jacket, flows to the radiator, dissipates the heat, and then returns to the water jacket for circulation to achieve temperature regulation.
It is recommended that the cooling system be checked weekly. During inspection, the vehicle shall be parked on flat ground and the cooling system must be cold. If the liquid level is lower than the "MIN" mark, add coolant, but the liquid level should not exceed the "MAX" mark of water tank. Also can check with the water level gauge. If the coolant level drops significantly in a short period of time, there may be leakage, please contact the 4S shop for maintenance as soon as possible to ensure safe driving.
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