Visually check the engine coolant level in the overflow tank. Your
owner's manual has the directions. The level should be between "Low" and
"Full" marks. (Don't
open the radiator cap or the pressurized overflow tank cap when the
engine is hot! The cooling system is under pressure when hot!) If
the coolant level is low, you can top it up using recommended type of
coolant mixed with water. Again, your owner's manual has the proper way
to do it.
Add coolant only when the engine is cool.
Use only recommended engine coolant. Sometimes engine
coolant is sold already premixed with water and sometimes you will have
to mix it. Check you owner's manual or read the directions on the
coolant bottle. Carefully add the coolant into the overflow tank to
make it between "LOW" and "FULL" marks
If the coolant level drops within a short time after topping up, there
may be a leak. Have the coolant system checked - lack of coolant may
cause the engine to overheat which may result in serious damage.
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