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also can detect a faulty pressure cap.
• Save gas by operating your engine at the proper temperature. An engine, like your body, has an optimum operating temperature. Most engines run in the 210240°F range, controlled by the cooling system thermostat. But fuel economy will drop as much as 10 percent to 20 percent when engine operating temperature falls below 125 degrees.
The small investment to replace a faulty thermostat soon can pay for itself, not only in gas savings, but also in terms of reduced engine wear.
• Avoid premature need for an engine overhaul through timely maintenance. Cost of retiring an engine damaged by overheating, or by operating too cold, can run into thousands of dollars, an expense that can be avoided with thorough proper servicing of the cooling system.
In addition to the above mentioned inspections, complete cooling system service should include flushing of the system and installation of fresh anti-freeze coolant (in a 50-50 mixture with water.)
• Avoid the expense and inconvenience of a breakdown on the road. Overheating, a leading cause of mechanical breakdowns, is notorious for interrupting travel.
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