Is a Car Water Temperature of 105 Degrees Normal?
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If the water temperature reaches 105 degrees, it might be slightly high. Generally, the normal operating temperature for a vehicle is around 90 degrees. If you notice it exceeding 100 degrees, it's advisable to check if there's an issue with the vehicle. Insufficient Coolant: Coolant leaks or low coolant levels can cause the engine's water temperature to rise. In such cases, you should inspect the coolant level. If it's low, first top it up to the appropriate level, then check again after a few days to see if the level has dropped significantly. If it has, locate the source of the leak. Faulty Cooling Fan: A malfunctioning cooling fan can prevent the heat generated during high-speed operation from being effectively transferred to the coolant, impairing the cooling process. This can lead to an increase in coolant temperature, potentially causing issues like overheating.