What to Do When Engine Temperature Rises?
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When the engine temperature rises, the first thing to check is whether the radiator coolant is normal, and whether there are any leaks in the radiator, cooling hoses, or other components. If no abnormalities are found and only the coolant level is low, you can continue driving after replenishing the coolant. If the coolant level decreases again after driving for a while, it is likely that there are sand holes or perforations in the cylinder block causing the coolant loss. If there is air in the car's cooling system, it can easily form an air lock, leading to poor circulation in the car's radiator and resulting in excessively high engine temperature. In this case, an air bleeding process should be performed.