How Many Kilometers Can You Drive with High Engine Temperature Before Cylinder Scuffing Occurs?

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McSerenity
07/30/25 8:27am
Under normal circumstances, if the actual engine temperature exceeds the vehicle's permissible range and continues to be driven, the car may stall or experience cylinder scuffing within less than a hundred kilometers—sometimes even just a few kilometers. In severe cases, it could lead to complete engine failure. Causes of high engine temperature: Insufficient coolant. Prolonged water circulation can gradually deplete the coolant in the engine's cooling system, leading to radiator fluid shortage. If the owner fails to promptly inspect and replenish the coolant, it can easily result in engine overheating. Coolant should be added immediately. Radiator leakage. Broken or improperly connected radiator hoses can cause leaks, obstructing water circulation. In severe cases, this may lead to engine boiling and should be promptly repaired at a service center. Cooling fan malfunction. A damaged cooling fan or short-circuited wiring can prevent the fan from operating or slow its rotation, hindering heat dissipation and naturally raising the engine temperature. The cooling fan should be thoroughly inspected. Methods to prevent engine overheating: Regularly clean the radiator to avoid severe blockage by debris or insects; periodically check the antifreeze level and replenish it promptly if low; after the engine reaches normal operating temperature, regularly observe whether the radiator fan is functioning properly; avoid prolonged high-RPM, low-gear driving.
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