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Coolants are different due to their chemical composition, which affects their freezing and boiling points, thermal conductivity, and corrosion protection properties. Different vehicles or systems require specific coolant types to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Factors like environmental regulations, cost, and compatibility with materials used in the system also influence the selection of coolant.

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