What to Do When the Car Overheats After Driving for a While?
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Timely inspection and repair are necessary to identify the cause. Below are the specific reasons why a car's radiator overheats after driving for a while: 1. Radiator leakage or insufficient coolant: This prevents the engine heat from dissipating and the temperature from decreasing in time. 2. Deteriorated coolant: The boiling point parameter decreases, affecting the cooling effect; or the anti-rust quality declines, causing blockages in the radiator circulation pipes. 3. Faulty radiator components: High temperatures and excessive air conditioning load can lead to engine overheating. 4. Faulty electric fan: This results in insufficient fan speed or severe air leakage due to damaged fan shrouds.