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6 COOLANT
This chapter describes coolant to be used. In this manual, the word "coolant" represents a mixture of water and
LLC.
Water to Be Used
When you add water to coolant, use only the water that meets the water quality standard
specified in this Operation & Maintenance Manual.
* Otherwise, premature corrosion or overheating in the engine parts may occur.
Use soft water which meets the requirements specified in the table below. If tap water meets the requirements,
the tap water can be used.
Table 6-1 Water Quality Standard
The upper limit of the LLC concentration is 60% LLC Concentration in Coolant
for GLASSY and 90% for PG GLASSY. If the
concentration is higher than above, the
- Measure
antifreeze effect will be lowered, or the coolant
temperature will be increased due to the lowered To measure the LLC concentration, the following
specific heat. tool is required.
The coolant temperature increases by Tool: Coolant tester
approximately 1.5°C [2.7°F] for GLASSY at 60%
concentration and by approximately 3°C [5.4°F]
for PG GLASSY at 90% concentration. Check When using other tools, follow the
heat exchanger capacity of the cooling system to instruction manual attached to the tool
avoid overheating. to be used.
Tool - Adjust
1 Place 1 or 2 drops of distilled or tap
water on the prism.
When using the other LLC follow the Fig. 6-4 Tool - Adjust 2
instruction manual of LLC to be used.
3 Spread a drop of water over the 6 Wipe the surface of the prism and
surface of the prism taking care that daylight plate with water-soaked
air bubbles will not enter it. soft facial tissue.