Have you ever wondered where to pour coolant when you need to add some? Well, if you're having trouble with your coolant / antifreeze, first you should be aware that it's not a fluid that should be lost over time; there is likely another issue like a leak, crack in the radiator, or even a head gasket issue that can be causing this, at least on modern vehicles.
Video recap:
1: Only work on a cooled-down engine.
2: Use correct coolant type.
3: Locate coolant caps.
4: Top off the radiator.
5: Fill tanks to appropriate levels.
6: Check for leaks.
7: If the problem persists, have a mechanic diagnose the issue.
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