What Are the Reasons for a Car's Water Temperature Being Prone to Overheating?

[DelKiara]

Car water temperature being prone to overheating may be due to a lack of water in the car's radiator, causing the engine temperature to rise too high. It could also be because the car's thermostat is malfunctioning or there is a leak in the car's water pipe, both of which can lead to the car's water temperature becoming too high. There are many reasons for a car's water temperature to overheat, such as hot summer weather causing the car's air conditioning to operate under excessive load, leading to a failure in the cooling system. When a car's water temperature is too high, it is necessary to check whether the engine's fan is operating normally, whether the radiator is leaking, and whether there is a lack of coolant. If the car's radiator is leaking, it needs to be replaced or repaired promptly. If there is a lack of coolant, you can open the radiator cap to add antifreeze when the car's water temperature drops below 50 degrees Celsius. If the car's radiator is severely leaking, the car should not be started.