Can an Audi still be driven with a water temperature of 130?

[MariaAnn]

Audi should not be driven with a water temperature of 130 degrees. High water temperature may be due to insufficient coolant: Coolant leakage or low coolant levels can cause the engine's water temperature to rise. The coolant level should be checked, and if it is low, it should be topped up to the appropriate level. Then, after a few days, check if the level has dropped significantly. If it has, the source of the leakage must be identified. High water temperature may be due to a faulty radiator fan: When the vehicle is running at high speeds, the heat generated cannot be effectively transferred to the coolant, affecting heat dissipation. This can lead to an increase in coolant temperature, resulting in issues like overheating. High water temperature may be due to a faulty water pump: Water pump failures can include seized bearings or damaged impellers. Seized bearings are relatively rare, but impeller damage, such as cracks or detachment from the pump shaft, can slow down the circulation of coolant, making the engine prone to overheating.