2. Do not fill the radiator overflow, but fill up to a top position only. Auto parts such as Radiators that are too full of negative impact on engine cooling system components;
3. If the radiator requires the addition of water regularly every few days or even every day, immediately go to your mechanic;
4. Replace / drain water in the radiator of your car within a period of 1 year or every 20,000 km for regular maintenance and water pump cooling system of your car:
Always use coolant / coolant / inhibitors is good, safe for aluminum parts and has a phosphate content of the low / nil, say Procoor, Revkogel, glyco Shell, etc.;
Mixing water coolant should use aquades / distilled water to prevent the crust on the engine cooling system; Dispose of the wind on the radiator and the engine coolant through the channels, until the air bubbles disappear;
5. Check the engine cooling fan and air-conditioning, whether it is still running normally or it will become slow spin;
6. Check with your mechanic to find the cause of delay in the cooling fan rotation.
Attention:
1. Removing the thermostat result in decreased engine performance, fuel consumption and reduced endurance / durability of the engine;
2. Use a thermostat that begin to open at a temperature of 83 degrees Celsius. This thermostat can be obtained at the official Peugeot garage and specially designed by the manufacturer for machines Peugeot vehicles in the tropics;
3. The use of coolant will extend component life due to its cooling system to prevent rust / corrosion, lubricates the water pump and raise the boiling point of water;
4. Fan (electric fan) which rotates continuously at high speed indicates irregularities in the cooling system or the pressure of refrigerant / freon;
5. Engine cooling and air conditioning systems in modern cars use a computer (ECU) as bitron special. Modification of the cooling fan in a way to change the jumper or thermoswitch can result in errors in the information and decision-making engine ECU because Bitron always in communication with the engine ECU.
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