What Causes the Front of the Car to Get Hot While Driving?
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Driving with a hot front of the car can be attributed to the following reasons: Insufficient Coolant: Prolonged water circulation during engine operation can gradually deplete the coolant in the engine's cooling system, leading to a shortage of water in the radiator. If the owner fails to promptly inspect and replenish the coolant, it can easily result in engine overheating. Radiator Leak: A broken or improperly connected radiator hose can cause leaks, obstructing water circulation and, in severe cases, leading to engine boiling. Cooling Fan Malfunction: Damage to the cooling fan or a short circuit in the wiring can cause the fan to malfunction or operate at a slow speed, preventing the engine's heat from dissipating and naturally raising the engine's temperature.