What Causes the Car's High Temperature Alarm?
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The reasons for a car's high temperature alarm are: 1. Lack of coolant or coolant leakage; 2. Dirty exterior or interior of the radiator; 3. Damaged thermostat; 4. Damaged water pump; 5. Damaged cylinder head gasket; 6. Damaged cooling fan and its control system; 7. Poor connection between the engine and the car frame, causing inaccurate feedback from the temperature sensor and resulting in a false reading on the temperature gauge. The solutions for a car's high temperature alarm are: 1. Stop the car but do not turn off the engine, then open the hood to inspect the cause and take appropriate action based on the specific situation; 2. If the water pump belt is broken, do not turn off the engine immediately. You can use water to cool the radiator and wait until the temperature drops to a safe level before turning off the engine and replacing the belt.