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133-146 Ford KA EN:131-148 Ford KA IT 14-10-2010 11:41 Pagina 136  
ENGINE COOLANT fig. 1-2  
WINDSCREEN/REAR WINDOW  
WASHER FLUID fig. 1-2  
The engine cooling system  
uses protective antifreeze  
fluid. Use the same fluid as  
in the cooling system when  
The coolant level must be checked  
when the engine is cold and must range  
between the MIN. and MAX. marks  
on the reservoir.  
To add fluid, remove the cap D,  
pressing the special tab.  
topping up.  
Check fluid level through the reservoir.  
ARTECO Havoline XLC cooling fluid  
may not be mixed with other types  
of fluids. If this accidentally occurs,  
do not start the engine and contact  
a Ford Dealership.  
If the level is low, slowly pour a mixture  
of 50% distilled water and 50%  
ARTECO Havoline XLC cooling fluid  
through the filler C until the level  
reaches MAX.  
Close the cap D pressing its central  
section.  
A 50-50 mixture of ARTECO Havoline  
XLC cooling fluid and distilled water  
gives freeze protection to −35°C.  
WARNING  
Do not travel if the  
windscreen washer  
WARNING  
The engine cooling system  
is pressurised. If necessary,  
For particularly harsh climate  
conditions, a mixture of 60% ARTECO  
Havoline XLC cooling fluid and 40%  
demineralised water is recommended.  
reservoir is empty: using the  
windscreen washer is essential  
for improving visibility.  
only replace the cap with another  
genuine one or the operation of the  
system may be adversely affected.  
Do not remove the reservoir cap  
when the engine is hot: you risk  
scalding yourself.  
Some commercial windscreen  
washer additives are flammable.  
The engine compartment contains  
hot parts which could cause a fire  
if they come into contact with  
these additives.  
WARNING  
While topping up,  
be careful fluid does  
not leak on engine hot parts.  
WARNING  
When the engine is hot,  
take care when working  
inside the engine compartment:  
you risk scalding yourself.  
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