How to Maximize Cooling-System Efficiency

How to Maximize Cooling-System Efficiency

The condition of the coolant has a direct relationship on the health of the cooling system.

Today’s cooling systems manage heat loads instead of reacting to them after they happen.

These intelligent systems will look at calculated engine load, throttle position and more to determine the best course of action. These real-time countermeasures help to keep combustion chamber temperatures at optimum levels for the best possible combustion event.

The condition of the coolant has a direct relationship on the health of the cooling system.

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