The cover is recommended especially for diesel cars in winter when outside temperatures drop to +5 degrees or below. The radiator cover effectively prevents direct wind and snow from entering the engine compartment, reducing the possibility of freezing, for example, the exhaust pipe. With the radiator shroud in place, the engine reaches its normal operating temperature faster. The cover should be removed when the outside temperature reaches plus temperatures to prevent the engine from overheating. Keep an eye on the gauge showing the temperature of the car's engine and remove the cover immediately if you notice the engine temperature rising higher than normal. On cars without an engine temperature gauge, remove the cover as soon as the engine temperature indicator lights up. Engine overheating is not necessarily caused by the cover, so keep an eye on the engine temperature even with the cover off. Depending on the location of the sensor that measures the outside temperature, the vehicle's outside temperature display may show an incorrect temperature when the cover is fitted. The radiator shroud shall always be mounted above the front bumper air intake or radiator grille, as if the shroud is mounted too deeply, in an inconspicuous location, it may affect the engine air intake and damage the engine.
It is recommended to remove the radiator shroud when washing the car.
