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Engineers design car engines to operate at a set temperature. Maintaining this temperature is key, and without cooling, various internal engine components can overheat and fail catastrophically. A radiator helps to keep an engine within this operating temperature by cooling hot liquid from the engine. Clearly, a leaking radiator is of great concern and must be addressed. This guide will walk you through the application of K-Seal, a product designed to combat minor radiator leaks.
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Pull up on the release lever to open the hood.
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Underneath the Hyundai symbol in the front of the car, there will be a lever. Move the lever to the side to unlock the hood, then you should be able to lift the hood up.
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Angle the hood prop into the hole on the underside of the car hood to keep it in place.
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This is the coolant reservoir, which holds your cars coolant to keep the engine from overheating during use.
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This is the radiator cap that is connected to the radiator. The cap itself regulates the pressure in the radiator to prevent overheating!
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Open the radiator cap.
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Take the cap off, pour the coolant into the tank then close the cap.
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With the hood still open, start the car.
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Slowly pour the entire K-Seal container into the radiator before closing the radiator cap.
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Leave the engine running for 10-15 minutes more.
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After turning the car off, recheck the quantity of coolant in the reservoir (refer to Step 5). Add more coolant if necessary.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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