Engine cooling system / how does it work? (3D animation)

In the video, we learn about the general structure and operating principle of one of the subsystems of a car engine - the engine cooling system. The video briefly explains the cooling jacket, coolant pump (water pump), cooling radiator, expansion tank, thermostat, heater radiator (heater core), engine coolant temperature sensor (ECT sensor), and coolant - in a vechle.

[@carinfo3d-En]

Hello everyone and enjoy the viewing! PS: Write down the desired topics for future videos;)

[@Juras2137]

Maybe gearboxes or differentials

[@V20K3]

Maybe how the air conditioning system in a car works...I know it has its own piston and radiator but like do they share the same radiator with the coolent?

[@Juras2137]

Yea do that 👆

[@fonsekhmaniya1687]

Make videos of crisp clarity like you uploaded previously is fantastic🤘😝🤘. Next topic of car information are 1. Automatic Car Air Conditioning with difference from manual air conditioning. 2. Antilock Break system working latest technology used by auto companies. 3. Electronic Control Unit working in depth with how to identify fault using scannar codes. 4. Automated Driver Assist System working with practical video of actual work via animation shown.

[@davidandrew3481]

Can you cool An Engine with Liquid Hydrogen ?!!

[@runway313]

Whenever I heard a car needs a new thermostat I never knew it was an actual device that regulated the amount of coolant moving in the system. I just thought it was a sensor or something. Learned a lot from this video

[@vehiclemechanik]

Thermostat valve is work on Coolant temperature min. And Maximum. It is vax type. Depends of melting point. Vax melt than thermostat valve work kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWaWcn6Vh6iDe5o

[@sagiusraphala3563]

I know people who still think it's a sensor. I'm a mechanic but still

[@nightraven836]

Well technically it's both sooo

[@anealmaharjan2458]

My mecanic had mine thermostat removed.

[@abhijeetrathore7016]

Thermostat is also a sensor

[@sjb9272]

These videos are absolutely brilliant!!!! In just a few mins, I’ve literally learnt more about my car than I’ve managed to find out in 25 years of driving 😂❤

[@tkinsey472]

Great content! So much easier to completely understand using the 3D animation. I always thought the thermostat was either completely open/closed. I didn't realize that it could run half open and use both loops.

[@NafanyaZX]

It's actually necessary. Otherwise you'd be switching from hot coolant to cold coolant instantly. Shocking and warping the metal.

[@MsOscardj]

yo no entendia que por que si la bomba estaba jirando todo el tiempo no tendria salida el agua si el tyermostato estaba cerrado y he ahi comprendi que el agua jiraba sin entrar al radiador y el termostato habria en sierto tiempo para entrar al radiador y hacer sacar el agua fria

[@geraldkimera]

Here in Uganda 🇺🇬 East Africa, we have witnessed a practice where the thermostat is completely removed for the engine to operate normally, in most cases due to high temperatures in the region, a car that maintains it will be heating up often. But once it removed, the car will operate normally. 😅😢

[@markjmark2729]

Removing thermostat is a bad idea engine has a specific temperature to operate efficiently that's the job of thermostat by adjusting the temperature that is perfect for the engine..

[@labradormcgraw]

Best video on an engine cooling system I've seen - very easy to undertsand. Thank you.

[@Speckled_Butterfly7206]

Exactly what I was looking for!! To see every step on screen so I can see it in my head going thru the process. Thank you to the guys who made this. Really thank you.🙏🏻

[@sparkplug964]

This is an excellent video, I never did quit get how all the components work together and how, this has it all. Thanks.

[@V20K3]

Awesome video...very clear to understand. Animation on point as always👌 Looking forward for more content

[@ES-zm6xk]

This is easiest and most detailed and informative video I have ever been able to understand. Great job! 👍👍

[@SJHFoto]

I totally agree. I was able to understand this , and I'm pretty dim!

[@samybahloul1464]

Wow. Just wow that was amazing . Special thanks to all the team who made this Masterpiece. Please make a video about suspension and how its important in corners.

[@josenelluvelil223]

Best video I’ve seen, gives so much clarity on the cooling system of the engine

[@sonicdarkknight]

Super detailed, concise and informative presentation. You made it so easy to understand. This video should be officially dub 'car cooling system for dummies'. Great job... appreciate your fabulous effort.

[@joeattah1517]

The best explanation of the cooling system ever on KZbin. I give💯👍

[@juanrenatojimenezpasache5910]

you are a legend man, many thanks. We need more people like you in this world.

[@How2Helen]

Very well thought-out and easy to comprehend!! I will use this as a reference whenever people ask me how a vehicle cooling system works. Thank you for making this - Rjeff H2H

[@stayntune]

Love these videos, just subscribed. Very informative and simple visual explanation for the dummies.

[@MrUnique27]

This video is AMAZING! Thank you for this 3D rendering of how the Cooling System functions. I am thoroughly impressed. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

Easy to understand BRILLIANT.. I put a new radiator in my 20 year old car and its upped my confidence in keeping my car cool in baking hot spain ....know my radiator is blockage free ....

[@reynarbarte7743]

Wow, the best of the best! It explains everything one needs to know about an engine cooling system. Good job👍❤️

[@pkbrown58]

Well done video with good animation graphics. Thanks for getting to the point without all the stupid antics and insulting comments I saw in a few other posted videos. BRAVO!

[@grantechsweng5268]

Nice job. many have no clue how an engine works. Lube, coolant, sensors. I share with my grandkids. Teaching them as much as possible and how to save on labor

[@gerry409]

This channel deserves more subscriber !! Good job 👍

[@antor.j.medrano]

amazing so easy to understand through animation but so much tougher learning in a classroom.

[@sjb9272]

Thanks so much for making these available x

[@mazharnadeem8358]

Thank you for providing such a detailed videos. Your videos are really premium

[@martinlandaverde403]

Thank you,straight to the point.👌

[@abelflores5976]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@iosefoyagomate5647]

Thank you. Mechanics nowadays have the opportunity to learn through animations via youtube. In our time 70's there were none.

[@syedgilani7108]

10/10 video. so easy to understand.

[@gamernoob8700]

Wow, the video explains the topic perfectly

[@JBH123]

Very clearly explained and presented. Thank you! One question: Is it just me, or are the fins on the water pump backwards at 1:19 to 1:25? I would think the fins would be more efficient in the opposite direction of what's shown.

[@sandmansimms5704]

excellent vid. Over the years I've known the overall gist of how the system functions but not in this great detail. I've always decently known enough to work on my own stuff but definitely easier when you truly understand how things function......

[@ekkycecil3836]

Thoroughly enjoyed and learnt from this.

[@angusmac2037]

Wonderful video -Heater core can be used to cool engine down if overheating -turning heater fan on right away in winter inhibits the engine from warming up quicker than if it was off

[@vikramanand8119]

Awesome video, thanks for all the efforts 👍

[@johnpaulsepe3012]

Excellent explanation!

[@aroldoalvesmelo7335]

Fantástica a apresentação com o vídeo explicativo, parabéns!.

[@insomniachou]

Great content! It’s very helpful and informative to people who wants to know more about cars! Thank you for sharing!

[@tmatc6791]

Love the video. Nicely explained.

[@StuffOffYouStuff]

Absolutely brilliant!

[@y...salvador...y1497]

Thanks for the video, absolutely perfect!

[@orionxingu1758]

Excellent video presentation and very informative. For your future topics you could include ignition system, AC system, oil system, electrical system, suspension system, all the various engine sensors, etc. Thank you.

[@nicholastoo7543]

Learned a lot, thanks!

[@StewieGriffin505]

Wow! That was some great animation.

[@alejandraescobar328]

AWESOME! Just what I needed! Thank youu

[@DeepResonanceAudio]

Nice that you used the ford mondeo mk3 duratec 2.0l gasoline as example in your video.

[@righteousman8488]

Wonderful lesson, thanks ❤❤❤

[@marcoglara2012]

This was an amazing video!!! Great job! Thank you!!

[@nightrider8918]

Brilliant video mate!

[@pauluspeelenga9836]

this videos are great! May you make full video on electrical components and wiring. Thanks

[@user-oc6wi3tg1h]

感恩，了解，謝謝分享！

[@christiand2426]

Such a great video! My only ick is that the fans are all spinning the wrong way or am i mistaken?

[@Alan-wf2ib]

Clear explanation 👍

[@mojtabaghambari4837]

THANK YOU Realy enjoyed

[@princebanini]

Brilliant explanation

[@irfan000pakkada]

Wonderful animation!. Thanks for all the efforts...

[@collectionfiles2691]

Thank you sir,very great presentation.

[@egorutkin6347]

Great explanation!

[@eonkarma9719]

Thanks for this video!

[@user-vb3tw5zd4b]

Ye these r the best and most understandable videos to learn off

[@user-cb4sw9vy9s]

Great animation, very useful video 👍

[@GodsonStephen]

Excellent video! Thank you

[@MsOscardj]

Hola! entendi mejor la explicacion de ingles que otros videos que hablan mi idioma español del recorrido del agua y del termostato muchas gracias

[@carloss9360]

Wow best explanation I’ve seen

[@clownstangler]

Thanks for uploading

[@NavigasiHaka]

It's very clear explaination. Thank uu

[@user-jz6bj3ge9g]

Great knowledge armen balian

[@zigwil153]

very good... clear... easy to understand... 👍

[@ONRoadMechanic]

Thanks for information. ❤

[@bambooglobalizationisreall7036]

Wow great explanation 🎉

[@djieKraf]

Awesome video

[@alishinawi2280]

Awesome video very informative thanks

[@algorithminc.8850]

Great channel. Thanks. Subscribed. Cheers.

[@baseer_vlogs]

I LOVED IT. AND THIS SYSTEM

[@nimeshmadusanka9236]

very useful video thank you.❤

[@mauroaparicio1855]

great video

[@deu8894]

Well explained

[@user-ub6us7co1j]

Thanks brother 🤝

[@jadesmith6823]

One on air cooled would be awesome 🙏

[@babisotonggg]

wow, this is soo easy to understand.. especially the radiator cap.. ty

[@travelreviewsolution]

Amazing video

[@alikanuriev9607]

This video is so educational thank you very much i could not learn more than this in 10 minutes

[@carinfo3d-En]

Thank you so much for appreciating it. Good feedback is inspiring:)

[@alikanuriev9607]

@@carinfo3d-En No problem, keep going on and we’ll support you all the time for the time and the effort you providing us to teach something about cars. I would like to learn about electric system and brake system as well if possible please. Regards

[@ernagarajtcivilengineer8153]

Really super👍

[@sahdunkarim774]

Nice video thanks ❤

[@sarfrazali568]

Very nice animations I love it

[@kevaran1422]

Thank you!

[@umargul5644]

Great job sir thanks

[@ogana_M]

This is very informative.Can you do one on the braking system?

[@carinfo3d-En]

Thank you for rating! I have a video about the braking system, but it will most likely be available in the sponsor section and a little later.

[@Dominus_Umbrae]

I work in food delivery and the a/c on my vehicle is prone to go out during my shifts in the summer unless i hose the radiator down with water from a hose. The a/c repairman i talked to told me it's likely that the coolant is operating over pressure since it's so hot outside (over 100 daily, averaging 106) and by watering the radiator i'm allowing it to cycle properly again. He said i could actually try releasing some of the refrigerant to prevent it from getting over pressurized but i'm not sure, and that requires special containers that i don't have. Is there truth in this? I figured since the a/c was going out and the radiators job was to dissipate heat that it wasn't dissipating heat well enough, and figured if the vehicle can drive through rain, that a water hose to kinda flash cool the radiator couldnt hurt too much. The belt squeaks a bit when i do this but i can keep my a/c running at least a little bit throughout my shift like this which is better than not at all... a cab temp of 85 is much preferred to a cab temp of 115... am i potentially doing engine damage? If hosing the radiator down makes it too cold it should bypass the radiator using the thermostat and bypass valve to maintain proper operating temperature correct? Would a weak or non functioning fan make the overheating problems worse?

[@beauchamp1763]

Hello from Australia 🇦🇺

[@senna8712]

It will be nice to have 3D animated continuous variable valve time in DOHC engine

[@angelinalozada189]

Thank You.

[@kasunchathuranga660]

Best vedio ever ❤❤

[@mauriciolloyeddsouza3434]

Good information

[@timothygonese808]

Great job sir …. But I have a question about how to create these kind of videos what do I use to create them step by step thank you

[@user-fo3fg6dr3n]

Thank you

[@Mahigeer1]

Thermostats usually are at the highest point on the engine and open to allow hot coolant to go to the top of the radiator. The hot coolant causes the wax in the thermostat to melt and allow the spring to push the thermostat open. Thus, the mechanism of the thermostat must be in the hot coolant. Illustration at (5:30) shows the bypass (short circuit) coolant to cover the wax unit. What car is illustrated here that thermostat is at the output of the radiator? Thanks.

[@ganeshmoorthy5072]

Super my dear brother from india. .upload more videos brother its very usefull

[@Cristian-ej9nk]

You guys are great! So easy and precise!