Avoid Winter Pitfalls: Prevent Overcooling Damage to Your Equipment
Ignoring proper insulation in winter can do more harm than expected. One of the most common cold-weather mistakes is engine overcooling, which may quietly reduce performance and significantly shorten engine life.

❌ Common Mistake
Operating equipment in winter without cold-protection devices and failing to check whether the thermostat is functioning properly.
⚠ Serious Consequences
Excessive cooling of the diesel engine can lead to:
- Reduced engine power
- Poor combustion efficiency
- Accelerated wear and significantly shortened engine lifespan
✅ Correct Practice
- In cold northern regions, always install winter protection equipment such as engine insulation covers or thermal curtains
- Inspect the thermostat before winter begins, and replace it promptly if malfunctioning
Proper thermal management is a key part of winter maintenance. Keeping the engine within its optimal temperature range helps maintain power, efficiency, and long-term reliability—building a solid protective barrier for your equipment throughout the cold season.

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