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What does it mean when the water temperature warning light flashes in Lavida?

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LeRiley

07/25/25 6:31am

It indicates insufficient coolant level or excessively high temperature. Below are relevant extended information: 1. Insufficient coolant level or excessively high temperature: Add some coolant and continue observing. If the water temperature gauge still flashes after adding coolant, the water temperature sensor should be checked. 2. Water temperature warning appears at low speed: Immediately pull over to a safe location, turn off the engine, open the engine hood to facilitate heat dissipation, and then call for assistance. 3. Water temperature warning appears during high-speed driving: Safely pull over to the roadside, but do not turn off the engine immediately. Allow it to idle for two to three minutes, open the engine hood, and then call for assistance. When the water temperature warning occurs while the engine is running at high speed, the substantial heat generated hasn't dissipated yet. Idling helps the water temperature to decrease, minimizing potential engine damage caused by overheating.

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EliLynn

08/10/25 6:10pm

The flashing coolant temperature warning light in the Lavida is no small matter - it usually indicates an issue with the engine cooling system causing dangerously high engine temperatures. I encountered this during a long drive before; when that light flashes, you must pull over immediately without hesitation! Potential causes include low or leaking coolant, a failed water pump, stuck cooling fan, or faulty sensor. Continuing to drive risks complete engine failure with repair costs easily exceeding tens of thousands. Important safety reminder: Never open the hood right after stopping as the pressurized cooling system poses severe scalding risks. Wait several minutes, then use a cloth to carefully check the coolant reservoir level. If low, top up with distilled water as emergency measure or call for towing if unavailable. Making monthly coolant checks a habit is absolutely essential to prevent such headaches.

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