Engines operate at high temperatures, especially when driven hard and fast around a track so it is important to keep things cool under the bonnet.
The radiator and anti-freeze coolant work in unison and plays a pivotal part in lowering the freezing point and raising the boiling point temperatures in an engine.
A cacophony of different parts
Besides the radiator being the most obvious component responsible for cooling, there are a number of different parts that do the hard work behind the scenes.
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The water pump, thermostat, and even the radiator cap all do the job of keeping the temperatures low, even in the most extreme conditions.
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