If you have installed a radiator insulator, don't forget about it when you get stuck or there is a sudden thaw outside (this has been happening quite often lately) or spring has come - otherwise the engine can overheat even if the electric fan of the cooling system is in good working order.
Be sure to carry a shovel with you. To combat deep snow (if he can meet you on your way) a special snow-removing or shovel shovel is best suited. For harder packed or melted snow and for digging out a car stuck in a rut, a regular bayonet shovel with a shortened handle for compactness is suitable. When traveling on forest roads, it is also advisable to have a small hatchet to chop branches and put under the wheels, and sometimes to make a fire.
If you regularly have to overcome slippery slopes, it is useful to carry a bag in the trunk (small bag) with coarse sand, brick chips or something similar. Often it is enough to throw a couple of shovels of this mixture under each wheel to get moving and overcome a steep icy climb or not to slide off the road, damaging the body.
Useful winter tips (Renault Logan 1)
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