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#tatanano How to remove #rearbumper ll #radiator Cleaning at home by a #condensor #cleaner
Going for a ride is fun and all but imagine all the dirt and unwanted particles your car has to confront every time you go for a spin.
If you’re unlucky you may even find a bug or two stuck in the front of your car. Or worse, grime and dirt may have buildup in your radiator!
Dirty and clogged radiator fins can reduce the effectiveness of your heater and can even lead to overheating and engine damage.
So if you are looking for how to clean radiator fins by yourself, we have listed the best ways to help you.
Step #1: Remove the Rear Bumper of Tata Nano
Step #2: Wet the Radiator with the water
Step #2: Apply the Cleaning Solution
Step #3: Clean the Radiator Using a Brush
Step #4: Spray Down with a Hose
Step #5: Leave to Air Dry
Since we will be working near the engine, make sure that your car is turned off and the engine is cool. If you recently used your car, it is essential that you wait for about an hour.
Gather all the cleaning materials you will need and prepare the radiator cleaning spray. Depending on your cleaner, you may have to mix and dilute the cleaner with water at a certain ratio to create your final radiator cleaning solution.
If you are using a car radiator coil cleaner, read the directions first before proceeding with the next steps.
Lastly, you will need to have access to the radiator fins to be able to clean between radiator fins. You may have to remove some car grilles or open the hood on tractor in order to have a clear view of the radiator.
Pour the radiator cleaning solution into a clean spray bottle to help spread the solution much easier and maximize the effect on radiator fin cleaning.
Spray a good amount of solution all across the radiator and ensure that you have no dry spots left. It is better to overspray than lack a douse of cleaning solution to avoid leftover dirt after.
You can double spray on thick layers of dirt or on bugs to emulsify and loosen them so you can easily clean out radiator fins later on.
Then, let it sit for a few minutes for the solution to effectively do its job before moving on to the next step.
With a soft-bristled brush, gently clean any dirt and debris that has accumulated and clogged into your radiator fins.
Don’t brush too hard because the fins on them can get bent if you use too much force.
We highly suggest you work your way from the top to the bottom so as to not get the cleaned area dirty as you move along the radiator fins. You can clean car radiator fins faster this way without reintroducing the dirt you removed.
If ever you bend a fin, do not panic and pick up your handy dandy toothpick. Use the toothpick or any stick you have to bend it back into its original shape. You can even do this on bent fins that you chance upon when cleaning.
Set up your water hose or pressure washer to the lowest setting to avoid bending the fins. Gently rinse your radiator until you can see that clean sparkle with your eyes.
Now and then, you can also spray water into the bumper to remove any excess cleaning solution that accidentally spilled. Some cleansing solutions have chemicals that can remove the car’s paint if left to sit so hosing them down can protect the paint from any damage.
In the event that there is still some noticeable and stubborn dirt, feel free to repeat the steps until you can see the difference.
Lastly, let your radiator fins dry naturally.
You must let the radiator fins air dry and NEVER use a towel to avoid any lint or fiber from sticking to the radiator fins. They are highly flammable so they should not be used especially on radiator fins that naturally heat up.
Once dried, you can now pop back any grille or hood and grab yourself a glass of cold soda because you earned it!
You have finally finished cleaning radiators exterior.

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Nice to see about the appropriate information about the Tata Nano. I love to see all of your videos. Thanks for sharing videos on Tata Nano.

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After how many km we need to flush or change car coolant in tata nano ?

[@Ride2adventurewithDheeraj]

Actually all it depends upon the quality of the coolant. If it deteriorates, replace it. Preferably upon 30000 to 40000 km.

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