If your vehicle's owner's manual has instructions for draining the liquid from the cooling system, follow them. Eco-Logic: If you don't have a manual, or if it lacks such instructions, follow these ...

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 ...

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Often overlooked, it's important to routinely flush your cooling system. For most car owners, their vehicles are an extension of their personality. So it’s no wonder that they are always ready to go ...

Q: Mike, perhaps you can explain what happened and whether I need to take any further action. I have a 2002 Oldsmobile Silhouette. I had the oxygen senor replaced by the dealer after the 'Service ...

Anyone remotely familiar with diesel engines understands the importance of oil and coolant, as they are the lifeblood of the powerplant. Oil lubricates, water cools—and one without the other typically ...

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 replacing ...

In this column we have talked many times about cooling system issues, and my response is usually that the problem is an obstruction somewhere. Well, I now have the opportunity to show you the apex of ...