Does water need to be added to the car? How can I tell if there is a lack of water inside? Will the engine be damaged due to lack of water?

If you need to add water in the car, fill up the main water tank and fill up the auxiliary water tank by half. When adding water to the main water tank, be sure to add it slowly. Do not add water in a hurry to avoid air blockage. When it is full, add the auxiliary water bottle to between two degrees.

Turn on the accelerator and increase it to 2500 rpm. Wait until the electronic fan starts to rotate. After the electronic fan stops, open the water tank cover to see if there is a lack of water. If so, fill it up.

Lack of water affects the service life of the engine, so be sure to add water when using the car.

The engine water temperature gauge on the car dashboard reflects the current temperature of the water inside the engine. The letter C (cool) on the gauge indicates that the temperature is within the normal range. If the letter H (hot) is used, it indicates that the temperature is too high. High, need to stop to cool down. Extended information

Because the auxiliary water tank and the engine cooling water tank are connected together, the coolant added from the auxiliary water tank can flow into the cooling water tank. The relationship between the main water tank and the auxiliary water tank is: when the temperature in the radiator (water tank) increases and the pressure increases, the coolant volume expands, and the expanded part will flow from the main water tank into the auxiliary water tank; at the same time, when the temperature in the radiator decreases, the coolant in the auxiliary water tank The coolant will flow back into the radiator to ensure that there is no air in the radiator and also to ensure that air does not enter the engine cylinder liner. Reference materials

Car water tank-Baidu Encyclopedia