What is the cooling system of the MTVR designed to use?

The cooling system of the MTVR is designed to use antifreeze, which is an important component in maintaining optimal engine temperature and protecting against freezing in colder climates. Antifreeze not only lowers the freezing point of the coolant but also raises its boiling point, allowing for efficient temperature regulation under various operating conditions. This is particularly vital for military vehicles like the MTVR, which may be exposed to extreme temperatures and require reliable performance in diverse environments.

In contrast to water, pure water would not provide adequate protection against freezing or high boiling points and could lead to corrosion in the engine system. Oil, while it plays a crucial role in engine lubrication, is not suitable for the cooling system as it does not have the same thermal properties as coolant solutions designed specifically for that purpose. Gel is not used as a cooling medium in this context, making antifreeze the most appropriate and effective choice for maintaining engine performance and reliability in the MTVR.