If you've spilled some coolant while topping off your car, don't panic. We'll tell you exactly how to clean it up and if it ...

There are a multitude of reasons why your car's engine can overheat, with low amounts of or absolutely no cooling liquid present to keep it from doing so. You should think twice before pouring ...

The coolant in your car's radiator is not a forever liquid. Consumable fluids like engine oil, automatic transmission, and brake fluid need periodic replacement to keep your vehicle running ...

As temperatures dip across the UK, drivers are finding a clever, low-cost way to keep their car interiors warmer, make their ...

One hack that occasionally gets thrown around may give car owners pause. That hack? Using water instead of coolant in your car. Now, a group of mechanics has weighed in about whether you can use ...

Related: How to Check Your Car’s Engine Coolant While a car’s coolant temperature gauge is a good indicator, some cars just have a red warning light that illuminates on the instrument panel if ...

The radiator fan (or fans) pulls cooling air through the car’s radiator. Positioned between the radiator and engine, cooling fans are particularly helpful when the car is stationary or moving at ...

If they're already frozen, use a lock antifreeze product to thaw them. The dirt and salt of winter can attack your car's paint finish. To help protect it, give the car a fresh coat of wax before ...

The best way forward here is to take the car to a workshop that knows Audis and have them pressure test the cooling system. Modern cars have sealed coolant systems, suggesting that they shouldn’t lose ...

We all know that there’s water in a car’s radiator, but it’s not just good old H2O in there, there’s also an additive. Naturally, getting the correct ratios in the mix of water and ...