Radiator Flush (250ml)

Dissolves contaminants in radiators, heating systems, pipes and in engine 

A radiator flush is a maintenance procedure that cleans your vehicle’s cooling system by removing old coolant, rust, debris, and other contaminants. This ensures the radiator and cooling system operate efficiently, helping prevent engine overheating or damage. Here are the benefits and when to use it:

Benefits of a Radiator Flush

1. Removes Contaminants

• Over time, debris, rust, and mineral deposits build up in the cooling system, reducing efficiency. A radiator flush clears these out, ensuring proper coolant flow.

2. Improves Cooling Efficiency

• Clean coolant and a debris-free radiator maintain optimal engine temperature, preventing overheating or freezing in extreme weather.

3. Prevents Corrosion

• Fresh coolant contains additives that protect against rust and corrosion inside the radiator and engine.

4. Extends Radiator and Engine Life

• Regular flushing reduces wear on the cooling system, extending the lifespan of the radiator, water pump, and thermostat.

5. Enhances Heater Performance

• A properly functioning cooling system improves your vehicle’s interior heater performance during cold weather.

6. Prevents Coolant Leaks

• Contaminants can degrade hoses and seals, leading to leaks. A flush helps maintain these components in better condition.

7. Ensures Proper pH Balance

• Old coolant can become acidic, potentially damaging metal components. A radiator flush restores the coolant’s proper chemical balance.

When to Perform a Radiator Flush

1. Manufacturer’s Recommendation

• Check your vehicle owner’s manual for the recommended interval (commonly every 2-5 years or 1,00,000 Kms, depending on the car and coolant type).

2. Signs Your Radiator Needs Flushing

• Overheating engine: Frequent overheating indicates poor heat dissipation due to clogged coolant passages.
• Dirty or discolored coolant: Coolant should be bright green, orange, or yellow (depending on type). If it’s rusty, brown, or murky, it’s time for a flush.
• Coolant leaks: Old, degraded coolant can damage seals, causing leaks.
• Unusual smells or sludge buildup: A sweet smell or visible sludge in the radiator indicates old, contaminated coolant.

3. Seasonal Maintenance

• Consider flushing before summer or winter to ensure the cooling system is prepared for extreme temperatures.

4. After Repairs or Coolant Contamination

• Perform a flush if the radiator has been repaired, or if contaminated substances (like oil or dirt) accidentally entered the coolant system.

Steps After a Radiator Flush

1. Refill with the recommended type and mix of coolant.
2. Bleed the system to remove air pockets.
3. Regularly monitor the coolant level and condition afterward.

A radiator flush is a cost-effective way to keep your cooling system functioning properly, preventing more expensive repairs down the road!