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How often do you need to fill coolant?
I filled my coolant less than a year ago, but my car’s thermometer is showing crazy high readings. Should I add more coolant? How often do you need to fill coolant?
Bianca (Bee) Davis · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Your high temperature readings are a bit concerning, because you should be good on coolant for another year. You typically need to flush and fill your coolant every two years or 30,000 miles.
If you’re noticing higher-than-average readings on your vehicle’s thermometer, you could be experiencing coolant loss through a leaky gasket or damaged hose. In that case, you should get to a
mechanic
so they can run diagnostics. Continue to treat your car and your wallet right with quality insurance for cheap! With
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