Chapter 12 - Videos

Cooling System and Climate Control

Thousands of automobiles are stranded on the side of the road each year due to cooling system problems. Precautions can be taken to avoid this, including paying attention to the temperature gauge. Engine coolant carries away excess heat from the engine. Too much heat can destroy an engine, while an engine that is not at the proper operating temperature will run inefficiently.

How to Check and Test Your Coolant/Antifreeze
(ChrisFix)

Bosch Cabin Filter
(Bosch Auto Parts)

Cabin Air Filter
(MotorWeek)

Check Your Coolant
(Prestone)

Checking & replacing hoses
(Haynes)

Cooling System Maintenance 101
(Prestone)

Cooling system repair
(Haynes)

How a Cooling System Works
(Advance Auto Parts)

How automotive HVAC systems work
(ACDelco)

Intercooler – Explained
(Engineering Explained)

Active Warm-Up Unit
(Spicer Parts)

MAP Controlled Thermostat (No Sound)
(MAHLE)

Conventional Thermostat (No Sound)
(MAHLE)

How to Choose an Electric Radiator Fan
(HolleyPerformance)

How to Replace Radiator Hoses
(O’Reilly Auto Parts)

How to Check, Flush, and Fill Coolant
(O’Reilly Auto Parts)

Coolant Pump Technology
(MAHLE)

Serpentine Belt Diagnosis
(O’Reilly Auto Parts)

Gaskets Overview
(Fel-Pro Gaskets)

How Air Conditioning Works
(AC Avalanche)

EV Thermal Management
(Bosch Mobility Solutions)

Charge Air Intercooler System
(Dana Incorporated)

Original Equipment Technology Coolant
(Peak Auto)

Testing Antifreeze/Coolant
(Advance Auto Parts)

Flush and Fill
(Prestone)

Cooling System Flush and Fill
(AutoZone)

HVAC Technician
(CareerOneStop)

These videos are embedded from YouTube and have been organized to support content learned in the Auto Upkeep curriculum. Even though the videos have been screened, due to the nature of the Internet students may navigate from the intended video to unanticipated content. It is also possible that the video maker may edit the video that is embedded. If this site is used in an educational institution it is recommended that the instructor review the videos before sending students to them.

If you would like to view additional videos from the video maker, the video’s YouTube Channel link is in parentheses ( ) after the title. AutoUpkeep.com and RollingHillsPublishing.com do not endorse any YouTube Channel listed. The videos were embedded to help you understand basic car care, maintenance, repair, and how cars work.

If you find additional YouTube videos that you believe would support the content in the Auto Upkeep curriculum, please email us the YouTube link.