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How much coolant does a car use?
How do I know if I have enough coolant in my car? I want to top off the coolant in my radiator after I flush it.
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“The cooling system of a car usually needs about 5 liters of coolant (aka antifreeze). After you flush the radiator, you can add the coolant up to the fill line marked on the side of the reservoir.
Good on you for flushing your car radiator and staying on top of
basic car maintenance
. Doing so will keep your car running smoothly for the long haul. Paired with a great extended warranty
and the right car insurance, you should have all your bases covered.And if you’re looking for a new insurance company,
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