Posted on 10/19/2022
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Modern cars are equipped with incredible heating sensors and cooling systems that keep the engines running smoothly even during hot summer. However, your vehicle might still overheat despite the state-of-the-art heating and cooling systems due to several issues. These include: Faulty radiator fan A leaking or clogged cooling system Defective gas gasket Broken water pump Issues with belts and hoses Malfunctioning thermostat Low coolant levels Understanding the causes of overheating engines and how to react will help you remain calm and sober as you strategize on the best action. What to Do When Your Engine Overheats While Driving If an engine overheats when you are driving, it is accompanied by several red flags, including: Thumbing noises High-temperature gauge record Unusual burning smells Your vehicle's hood is excessively hot Your car engine can overheat at the most unexpected times, including when driving, with no safe place to park. In such a case, you must remai ... read more