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When the car engine is hot,
A. Gently apply pressure and slowly twist the radiator cap counter clockwise.
B. Tap on the top of the radiator cap three times, apply a cloth over the cap, and remove the cap quickly.
C. Both 1 and 2 above will work.
D. Never remove the radiator cap.
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