Our vehicles operate in a wide range of outside Auburn temperatures. That?s why auto makers use testing grounds from the frozen tundra to the blistering desert. Your truck engine antifreeze/coolant must be able to perform in these extreme temperatures.
Antifreeze/coolant has to move heat away from the engine to prevent costly damage. Water does a very good job of holding heat, but it freezes at thirty two degrees.
That?s why we mix anti-freeze with water ? it lowers the freezing point of the antifreeze/coolant, and raises the boiling point as well. A fifty/fifty blend of water and antifreeze/coolant is the usual recommendation for WA drivers.
And on top of that, antifreeze/coolant has to protect the components of the truck cooling system from corrosion. Your auto makers owners? manual will tell you what kind of antifreeze/coolant you should use. Of course, at NorthShore Automotive & RV Repair, we can advise you on what to put in your truck.
Cooling system failure is the most common mechanical problem Federal Way drivers have. Much of that can be avoided by following factory scheduled service intervals. Check your truck owner?s manual or with your NorthShore Automotive & RV Repair service advisor for recommendations. He can also conduct a cooling system inspection to look for leaks, weak hoses or bad connections.
Give us a call
NorthShore Automotive & RV Repair
253.838.9142
35406 21st Ave SW
Federal Way, WA 98023
At NorthShore Automotive & RV Repair in Federal Way WA (98023) we install quality NAPA replacement parts. Give us a call at 253.838.9142. To learn more about NAPA AutoCare, visit www.NAPAAutoCare.com.
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