Why Does the Engine Overheat When the Coolant Level is Adequate?
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Reasons and solutions for engine overheating despite adequate coolant level are as follows: Reasons for engine overheating despite adequate coolant level: Impact of high-temperature weather; overload operation of air conditioning and failure of cooling components; malfunction in the vehicle's cooling system, such as radiator leakage, insufficient coolant, deteriorated coolant, or blockage in the coolant circulation system. Solutions for engine overheating despite adequate coolant level: When white steam suddenly emerges from under the hood during driving, or the temperature gauge needle rapidly rises to the "H" (High) mark, it indicates engine overheating. In such cases, immediately find a safe place to pull over, but do not turn off the engine right away. Allow the engine to idle to continue dissipating heat, and open the hood to enhance cooling efficiency.