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Originally Posted by Scrippy
Maybe the coolant had been changed just before you picked up the car and the service people did not bleed the air out of the system? The air will slowly bleed out with regular use and leave you low. So you adding some and it going low again could be due to residual air still left in the system? I would keep an eye on it and if I had to add more I would then consider there to be an issue. If there are no leaks visible in the engine bay or on the floor, I think you're good👍🏼 That buildup in the valve covers is normal on med-high mileage motors. I have 24X,XXX miles and mine are gross too.
PS:Your English is great! Hats off to you for knowing multiple languages as well as writing in an unfamiliar language.
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Wow 24X,XXX miles that's crazy!
previous owner said I should change coolant soon. so I assume that he didn't do coolant job. if there was air inside of cooling line then I'm worried about overheat. I redlined the car several times
I'll add some more water(cuz I added only anti-freeze liquid) and check later on.. I hope it's not burning or mixed with oil inside the engine!!!
and I didn't knew those buildups are normal! haha
thanks for the advice!
