What are the reasons for the frequent lack of water in the car's auxiliary water tank?
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The reasons for the frequent lack of water in the car's auxiliary water tank are as follows: 1. Cooling system: Frequent water shortage indicates a leak in the cooling system or a slight cylinder head gasket failure. 2. Coolant temperature: The coolant temperature may be too high, causing the system to lack water. Leaking coolant can be seen from the front of the engine. 3. Water pump seizure: A seized water pump can damage the timing belt, leading to piston valve contact and other related component failures. 4. Cylinder gasket failure: A blown cylinder gasket (air or water passage) can mix with engine oil or be expelled through the exhaust pipe. 5. Water-cooled air compressor: In a water-cooled air compressor, leakage from the steel gasket can cause seepage.