Radiator Flush (250ml)

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!