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Checking coolant density
 
 |   PERFORMANCE ORDER  |      |   1. hydrometer, measure the specific gravity of the coolant.  |  |   2. Measure the temperature of the coolant, and depending on the temperature to calculate the concentration in the antifreeze coolant.  |  
  |       The ratio between the concentration of antifreeze and coolant specific gravity 
     Coolant temperature ?° C and a specific gravity of   |   Freezing Point ?° C   |   Safe working temperature ?° C   |   Concentration Coolant   |    10   |   20   |   thirty   |   40   |   50   |    1,054   |   1,050   |   1,046   |   1,042   |   1,036   |   -16   |   -eleven   |   thirty%   |    1,063   |   1,058   |   1,054   |   1,049   |   1,044   |   -20   |   -15   |   35%   |    1,071   |   1,067   |   1,062   |   1,057   |   1,052   |   -25   |   -20   |   40%   |    1,079   |   1,074   |   1,069   |   1,064   |   1,058   |   -thirty   |   -25   |   45%   |    1,087   |   1,082   |   1,076   |   1,070   |   1,064   |   -36   |   -31   |   50%   |    1,095   |   1,090   |   1,084   |   1,077   |   10.70   |   -42   |   -37   |   55%   |    1,103   |   1,098   |   1,092   |   1,084   |   1,076   |   -50   |   -45   |   60%   |  
    Example 
    Safe Operating Temperature -15 ?° C with the suspension and the specific gravity of 1,058 coolant temperature of 20 ?° C    A warning    If the concentration of coolant is below 30%, lowered coolant anticorrosive properties.  At a concentration of more than 60% frost coolant deteriorates. 
 
    Recommended coolant 
 
 |   Antifreeze  |   The content of the antifreeze coolant  |  |   Ethylene glycol  |   50%  |   
 
 
  
		 
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