What causes coolant to boil and overflow?
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Coolant boiling and overflowing may indicate radiator damage or a connection between the oil seat and water channel. Below is an introduction to the car radiator: Introduction: The radiator is part of the vehicle's cooling system. In an engine water-cooling system, the radiator consists of three main components: the inlet chamber, outlet chamber, main plate, and radiator core. Fault: The radiator hoses in the engine can deteriorate over time with prolonged use, becoming prone to cracking, which allows water to easily enter the radiator. If a hose bursts while driving, the high-temperature water spray can form large clouds of steam escaping from under the engine hood. When this occurs, immediately park in a safe location and take emergency measures to address the issue.