What are the reasons for severe overheating in the front of a small car?
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The reasons for severe overheating in the front of a small car may include a severe shortage of coolant, a malfunctioning water pump, or a faulty cooling fan. Severe shortage of coolant: Insufficient coolant can easily lead to engine overheating. Water pump malfunction: When the water pump fails, the water that conducts heat from the engine cannot circulate and renew in time. As a result, after driving for a while, the water temperature will rise rapidly, and the water temperature warning light on the dashboard will also illuminate. Cooling fan malfunction: If the cooling fan is damaged or there is a short circuit in the wiring, the fan may not work properly or may rotate too slowly. This prevents the engine's heat from dissipating, causing the engine temperature to rise. Upon opening the engine compartment, you will naturally feel a significant amount of heat.