How Engine Cooling System Works

Let's see how a car engine cooling  system works a car engine is basically  an internal combustion engine where  power is generated through expansion of  high-temperature and high-pressure gases  a lot of heat is generated due to the  combustion gas and the friction of  mechanical pasts for sustained operation.

 These excess heat should be removed from  the engine and kept at operating  temperature now let's see the parts  involved in cooling the engine the main  parts for cooling the engine are water  pump  radiator thermostat coolant temperature  sensor and coolant first the water pump  water pump is the heart of the cooling  system which pumps the coolant it  consists of an impeller a pulley flange  and an o-ring the impeller is driven by  the engine drive belt through a pulley  next the radiator.

The radiator is a heat  exchanger used to transfer the excess  heat developed by engine to the  atmosphere the radiator is having an  inlet port outlet port a drain plug and  a radiator pressure cap the radiator  pressure cap plays a vital role in the  cooling system...

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