Reading Fluids Without Opening the Hood
Watch for a slightly higher cold idle, a coolant temperature rising beyond normal, or a fuel economy dip. Subtle gauge changes often whisper about fluids before warning lights shout.
Reading Fluids Without Opening the Hood
Sweet, syrupy scent may hint at coolant; acrid, burnt smell could suggest oil on a hot surface. Note new driveway spots by color and location to trace leaks early and avoid surprises.
Reading Fluids Without Opening the Hood
Streaky wipes and sandy spray beg for a top‑off. Keep a small bottle in the trunk, log refills, and subscribe for our seasonal washer recipes that cut glare without harming coatings.