What to Do When the Benben Water Temperature Light Turns Red?
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The solutions for when the Benben water temperature light turns red are: 1. Check if the engine fan is operating normally; 2. If there is a leak in the car's radiator, it needs to be replaced or repaired; 3. If the radiator temperature is high, immediately turn off the engine to allow the temperature to cool down; 4. If the coolant is low, wait until the water temperature drops below 50 degrees before opening the radiator cap to add coolant. The reasons for the Benben water temperature light turning red are: 1. Low water level and high water temperature; 2. The cooling fan is not working or functioning poorly; 3. The water pump is stuck or broken, affecting water circulation; 4. Blockage in the radiator or pipes, causing poor water flow; 5. Leakage points leading to low water level and high engine temperature; 6. The thermostat is stuck or not opening; 7. The temperature switch is malfunctioning or giving false alarms.