What Are the Causes of Low Engine Coolant Temperature?

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DelTravis
07/29/25 5:36pm
There are three main reasons for low engine coolant temperature. Below is a detailed explanation of these three causes: 1. Thermostat malfunction: The thermostat's function is to automatically adjust the flow rate and circulation path of the coolant based on engine load and coolant temperature, ensuring the engine operates at an optimal temperature. When the thermostat fails, the engine coolant temperature becomes low. 2. Cooling fan malfunction: The car's cooling fan is designed to increase airflow through the radiator, enhancing its cooling capacity and speeding up the coolant's cooling rate. When the cooling fan malfunctions, the engine coolant temperature drops. 3. Radiator shutter malfunction: The radiator shutter regulates the airflow through the radiator. When open, air can fully pass through the radiator, providing high cooling intensity. When closed, air cannot flow through the radiator, resulting in low cooling intensity.
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