Oh no! The summer heat has come and your car is not the same. Do you do a lot of driving and get in a panic state when you see a traffic jam? It may mean that you are watching the temperature gauge and hoping that the engine stays cool. When the heat causes
1. Add An Auxiliary Fan To Avoid Problems While Sitting In Evening Traffic
Many cars have an auxiliary radiator fan that comes on automatically in traffic. This is to help compensate for when you are idling and not enough air is getting to the radiator to cool the engine. This may not always be enough in extreme heat and if you do long commutes. An
2. Upgrade Your Radiator For Improved Cooling And Performance In Summer Heat
The stock radiator in your car may not be designed for extreme weather conditions. Sometimes, it may only provide cooling for average driving. You can have the
3. Change The Fluids For
The fluids of your car such as the oil and coolant can affect the performance and potential viscosity problems. When you have your oil changed, talk with the repair service about using an oil that provides extra protection from viscosity breakdown. In addition, consider using a
Viscosity breakdowns are not limited to older cars, which is why these improvements may be good for any age