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WHIn this viral video, a man is seen attempting to remove the radiator cap from a blue BMW E36 while the engine is clearly overheating. As he uses a green cloth to gain leverage and twist the cap, the built-up pressure inside the cooling system reaches a critical point. Suddenly, the cap blows off with explosive force, sending a massive geyser of scalding hot coolant and steam several feet into the air. The man narrowly avoids being burned as he jumps back in shock, while his friends behind the camera can be heard laughing at the chaotic scene. The steam continues to billow out like a chimney, coating the car and the surrounding driveway in orange-tinted residue. This serves as a dramatic and dangerous reminder of why one should never open a radiator cap while an engine is hot, as the pressurized liquid can cause severe third-degree burns instantly.
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