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Radiator problems? Are you using the right coolant for your radiator? Odds are, you find out in this blogpost! Radiators play a vital role in the engine's cooling mechanism. They facilitate the circulation of engine coolant throughout the engine block to effectively reduce its temperature. Dive into five common causes why radiators stop working correctly and what you can do to prevent that.

A water pump is the heart of an engine’s cooling system. It’s a centrifugal pump that’s usually driven by a belt connected to the crankshaft of the engine.

Are you experiencing a sudden loss of cooling water? The coolant isn’t always hissing, dripping or being sprayed around. A sudden drop in liquid cooling level can occur after a very long time as a result of minuscule cracks. And sometimes, the radiator isn’t to blame. Only a thorough inspection of all cooling-related parts, from all sides, can bring some closure.

The water pump is the heart of an engine’s cooling system. Its primary function is to push coolant through the engine block, radiator and hoses to keep the engine system cool. A breakdown of the system may seem unpredictable but preventive maintenance and replacement of parts can prevent the worst in most cases. Our tips and tricks and extensive parts range are a great step towards less engine overheating.

Read this whitepaper about the water pump and learn more about what a water pump is and how it works.

Cold, warm, cold ... Did you ever consider that the temperature has an influence on the functioning of a lift truck? No? Don't panic: below you can find a short overview of common situations during the winter and summer months.