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Your car is essentially an assembly of mechanical systems and complex machinery operating in unison to propel itself, and you, down the highway. These mechanical systems and machinery depend on various types of fluid, which allow these systems to operate properly. Without these fluids, these systems will fail quickly.
What types of fluids are in a standard vehicle? Let’s take a look:
Lubricates and cools the internal workings of your engine such as bearings, pistons, valves, timing chains, gears, pumps, seals and more.
Lubricates and cools the internal workings of your transmission including gears, bearings, valves, pumps, seals and more.
Lubricates and cools the internal workings of your rear differential including gears, bearings, seals and more.
Lubricates and cools the power steering pump, valves, steering gear box, seals and more.
Lubricates the water pump, cools the engine and provides heating fluid to the climate control system.
Lubricates brake valves, pistons and antilock braking system. Provides hydraulic pressure to power the braking system.
Provides hydraulic pressure which engages and disengages the transmission clutch system.
Provides a non-freezing cleaning solution for the windshield and headlights.
Your car is essentially an assembly of mechanical systems and complex machinery operating in unison to propel itself, and you, down the highway. These mechanical systems and machinery depend on various types of fluid, which allow these systems to operate properly. Without these fluids, these systems will fail quickly.
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