What is antifreeze, why do you need to check it and what are you looking for? We've got answers to all these questions. The post How To Check Your Antifreeze appeared first on Family Handyman.

Open the coolant reservoir or radiator cap to access the coolant. Pro Tip: If you don’t see any coolant in the reservoir, or ...

Windshield washer fluid is the easiest to change and has the easiest reservoir to find. Once you pop the hood open, you can’t miss the blue cap. To fill it, pour new washer fluid into the reservoir ...

To check your coolant levels, make sure the car is turned off and sits for a while so it can cool down. Never open the radiator cap when the engine is hot so you don't burn yourself.

Q. I have a 2008 Toyota Highlander. When do I need to change the antifreeze in my car’s radiator? Someone told me that it’s not necessary to flush the radiator and change the antifreeze. That ...

How much snow will fall? How do you check antifreeze for cold weather? One key to ensuring a car's readiness for winter is checking on the antifreeze.

Make sure to check antifreeze and car batteries during cold weather Driver should check their engine coolant level, or antifreeze, especially during the winter months, said Ruud.

The whole reason for using antifreeze is to keep your car safe when operating at lower (and higher) temperatures. Always check the temperature rating before purchasing to determine if it’s the ...

Hot temperatures can cause some damage to your vehicle if you don't know what to look for, so AAA has some tips of what to check.

Here's how prevent your car from breaking down, plus some tips for driving in cold weather, according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Make sure to check antifreeze and car batteries ...