How will you know if your vehicle's radiator needs to be flushed? There are lots of telltale signs ... and woe to the driver ...

While we’re waiting for the car to cool, Joe has me check the owner’s manual to see how much coolant the system requires and what type of coolant the manufacturer recommends.

Just like the engine oil, the coolant has to be replaced periodically, as it will catch dirt, rust, rubber buts or other deposits which will damage the water pump at some point. Correctly ...

You should do three things to keep your cooling system in good shape: Check for leaks. Replace worn hoses before they split. Flush the system and change the coolant at least once a year or every ...

If your vehicle's owner's manual has instructions for draining the liquid from the cooling system, follow them.

There are two checks you can easily do on your coolant: whether you have enough of it and if it’s still protecting your engine in cold temperatures.

The car engine cooling system plays a crucial role in maintaining the engine’s optimal temperature, preventing overheating, and ensuring efficient performance. But how exactly does it work? In this ...

How to get the air out of your cars cooling system! Simple, easy and fun! Come along today on the far as we break out the wrenches and get this old corvette fixed. We'll show you how to bleed the air ...

Coolant acts as an antifreeze, protects it against corrosion and overheating of the engine. So, how should one tend to the needs of such a crucial fluid?

To remedy the situation, Bob has put together a simple kit consisting of a filtration system that runs the coolant through a spin-on-style filter to pull out the grit.

But if the car has another cooling system issue that could result in low pressure, such as a loose filler cap or a pinhole-size puncture in a hose, the coolant could boil.