What Causes Unstable Car Engine Temperature?
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First, confirm whether the engine temperature is normal. If the temperature is normal, it may be caused by unstable voltage. Below is a detailed introduction to the relevant content: 1. Working Principle: During vehicle operation, changes in engine temperature are primarily related to factors such as speed, load, and road conditions. Abnormal temperature is mainly linked to the working condition of the thermostat and electric fan. Additionally, if the radiator is externally blocked, poor ventilation and heat dissipation can lead to overheating. If the temperature gauge needle fluctuates up and down, issues with temperature display cannot be ruled out, which are mainly related to the working condition of the temperature sensor, temperature gauge, and associated circuits. 2. Hazards of Low Temperature: Low engine temperature can be very harmful, causing incomplete combustion of the air-fuel mixture, reduced power, poor lubrication, and excessive emissions. 3. Observing the Temperature Gauge: Normally, when the temperature is stable, the needle points to the middle of the gauge (this may vary by model; refer to the warranty manual). However, the right side of the gauge usually has a red zone indicating high temperature. When the needle approaches this zone, caution is needed as it signifies overheating. If no action is taken and driving continues, it can easily lead to the radiator boiling over.