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Keeping your cooling system in optimal condition is vital to prevent overheating issues and ensure the longevity of your vehicle. By performing regular preventative maintenance tasks, you can safeguard your potential overheating risks

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1. Regularly check the coolant level

2. Inspect the radiator hoses

3. Flush and replace coolant

4. Check the radiator cap

5. Inspect the radiator fins

6. Inspect the thermostat

7. Maintain the cooling fans

8. Check the water pump

9. Keep an eye on the temperature gauge

10. Maintain a clean engine bay

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If your engine overheats while you're on the road, here's what you can do:

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If your engine overheats while you're on the road, here's what you can do:

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1. Turn off the engine

2. Do not remove the radiator cap

3. Check coolant level

4. Check for leaks

5. Verify the radiator fans

6. Seek assistance

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Learn pro tips for cooling system maintenance, including water pump replacement and where to look for signs of component wear or degradation throughout your cooling system from Jason Mirth, product manager for cooling systems at US Motor Works. Your engine can’t perform to its optimum potential unless your cooling system is as well. This video will help you to avoid that.

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The cooling system is made up of different components, including the radiator, water pump, thermostat, heater core, and freeze plugs, among others

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The cooling system is made up of different components, including the radiator, water pump, thermostat, heater core, and freeze plugs, among others