What Causes Engine Overheating?

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Engine overheating is a common malfunction that can lead to decreased engine power and fuel efficiency, and in severe cases, even damage engine components. Causes include: fan failure, insufficient coolant, inadequate coolant circulation, poor engine performance, insufficient oil levels, etc. Here is relevant information: Hazards: When engine temperature is too high, some vehicles may shut down the engine to stop operation. If the overheating is not particularly severe, an alarm sound may be triggered. Introduction to car engine temperature: The normal operating temperature of a car engine varies depending on the brand and the vehicle's usage. Generally, civilian sedans operate at 95-98°C, civilian trucks at 90-95°C, civilian sports cars can reach 105-115°C, and racing vehicles typically operate around 130°C.