What Causes High Temperature in Toyota Prado?

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Toyota Prado's dashboard water temperature gauge typically shows around 90 degrees Celsius, which is the most normal and healthy temperature. If it overheats, there is a possibility of boiling, commonly referred to as "boiling over." The reasons for high engine coolant temperature include: 1. Insufficient coolant: Coolant leakage can cause the temperature to rise, requiring identification and replacement of the leaking component. 2. Faulty radiator fan: When the vehicle operates at high speeds, heat cannot be effectively transferred to the antifreeze, affecting cooling and leading to increased antifreeze temperature, resulting in boiling over. 3. Faulty water pump: If the water pump malfunctions, the water circulation on the engine's heat conduction side cannot function properly. This causes the engine cooling system to fail, leading to the "boiling over" phenomenon.