ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM

An engine cooling system is a set of various parts that allow liquid coolant to flow through the engine block and cylinder head passages to absorb the unnecessary engine heat.
As the coolant absorbs heat, its temperature increases. This hot coolant is returned to the radiator through a rubber hose for cooling. When the heated coolant flows into the radiator through a thin tube, it is cooled by the air flow.
It is a key component of an internal combustion engine that prevents engine overheating. The cooling system cools the engine as well as stabilizes the temperature to meet the engine’s operating requirements.
The main function of the engine cooling system is to maintain the engine temperature as normal and prevent it from overheating.