What to Do When the Car Dashboard Water Temperature Reaches C?

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ParkerRose
07/30/25 2:28am
When noticing the car's water temperature enters the warning zone, if the vehicle is driving at low speed, this usually indicates a cooling system issue. Find a safe location that doesn't obstruct others. While driving at high speed, if you notice the car's water temperature entering the warning zone, don't turn off the engine immediately after pulling over. Instead, let the engine idle for a while.
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