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The Buick Radiator Cap maintains the appropriate amount of pressure in the cooling system in order to ensure that the engine remains cool even as the external temperature could be very high. In 1903 Buick started its car production, and soon gained popularity of a car that was perceived to be comfortable and silent. There is a touch of that serene tradition in Buick today that is combined with a touch of silent tuning, sophisticated safety features and flowing lines that are modern without losing tradition. The bold Wildcat EV concept demonstrates that Buick will bring its relaxed and high-style into an electric future and can provide drivers with a brand that will transform, but which will continue to be dependable and elegant. Soft touch materials, convenient touch screens, and smart phone integration are some of the recent interiors, and QuietTuning adds additional insulation and active noise cancellation to ensure that conversations are not distorted. A Radiator Cap is a small spring-loaded valve which closes the coolant, prevents boilover and directs unwanted fluid to the overflow tank until it cools down and returns. The Radiator Cap installation is easy in a Buick. Stop on flat areas and wait until the engine cools down. With a heavy cloth cover the old cap, squeeze it, and roll it lazily to bleed the pressure, and then roll it off. Clean the filler neck, check that the pressure rating of the new cap is the same as the owner guide, align the tabs, press downwards and twist until they are locked. Turn the engine on again, check leaks, check tightness with a short drive. The Radiator Cap is also tight, thus enabling the heater to warm the cabin quickly in winter.