What to Do When a Car Engine Overheats?
1 Answers
Solutions for an overheating car engine: 1. Add coolant: If the antifreeze is leaking due to a loose connection, you can use a rope or plastic bag to wrap the damaged pipe. If you need to add antifreeze, always wait until the coolant temperature drops before doing so. 2. Check the electric fan: If the fan does not turn when the water temperature rises to the red line, open the engine hood and let the engine sit for half an hour to cool down before performing repairs. The normal operating temperature of a car engine is between 85 and 105 degrees Celsius, which refers to the internal temperature of the engine. Specific details are as follows: 1. If the engine temperature is below 85 degrees, gasoline atomization is poor, lubricant flow is inadequate, and the engine is prone to wear and poor performance. 2. If the engine temperature exceeds 105 degrees, the engine is prone to overheating, and temperatures above 110 degrees can cause boiling.