What Causes Low Water Temperature in Trucks?
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Truck water temperature being low is caused by thermostat failure, cooling fan malfunction, louver failure, and other reasons. The specific causes are as follows: Thermostat Failure: The function of the thermostat is to automatically adjust the flow and circulation path of the coolant based on engine load and water temperature, ensuring the engine operates at an appropriate temperature. When the thermostat fails, the truck's water temperature becomes low. Cooling Fan Malfunction: The role of the truck's cooling fan is to allow more air to flow through the radiator, enhancing the radiator's cooling capacity and speeding up the cooling of the coolant. When the cooling fan malfunctions, the truck's water temperature becomes low. Louver Failure: The function of the louver is to regulate the airflow through the radiator. When it is open, air can fully flow through the radiator, resulting in high cooling intensity. When the louver is closed, air cannot flow through the radiator, leading to low cooling intensity.