What Causes a Car to Overheat After a Cold Start?
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The reasons for a car overheating after a cold start are: 1. Influence of high-temperature weather; 2. Overloading of the air conditioning system and failure of cooling components; 3. Leakage in the radiator; 4. Insufficient or deteriorated coolant; 5. Blockage in the coolant circulation system; 6. Thermostat failure; 7. Engine water pump failure. The methods to address overheating after a cold start are: 1. Pull over and let the engine idle for a while; 2. Cool down the radiator with water before turning off the engine and replacing the belt; 3. After the engine has completely cooled down, replace the hose and add coolant. 'Car overheating' refers to a situation where the engine's operating temperature exceeds the normal working temperature, affecting the machine's normal operation and potentially causing damage.