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Remove some of the heat produced in an engine.
The main function of the cooling system is to remove the heat produced during combustion until a level is reached at which the engine achieves maximum performance without impairing the mechanical strength of the components or the lubricating properties of the oils.
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Ventilate the vehicle's passenger compartment.
Channel the car's air conditioning.
Remove some of the heat produced in an engine.
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