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  Automotive Turbo Coolant: Introduction Car coolant, also known as antifreeze, protects engines from overheating. Coolant also lubricates the moving parts it comes into contact with, which protects damage to the water pump, head gasket, the cylinder and piston timing. Coolant is utilized in almost all major automobiles, ranging from engine motor bikes to heavy duty commercial vehicles. Coolant is a superior quality ethylene glycol-based engine coolant with a low silicate corrosion inhibitor package. This product protects metals of the coolant system, including heat-rejecting aluminum, against pitting caused by cavitation and corrosion. Several turbochargers are designed to be sufficiently cooled by air. A turbocharger needs a coolant running through its system in order to meet durability targets. The major advantage of liquid cooling is that the coolant can be circulated after hot engine shut down. Key Drivers of Global Automotive Turbo Coolant Market Turbo coolant provides except...