Why Does the Engine Temperature Drop While Driving?
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Possible reasons include insufficient coolant, a damaged thermostat, a malfunctioning cooling fan, or a faulty water pump. Here are the methods to address the issue of dropping engine temperature: 1. Check the coolant level and whether it has deteriorated. If it is low, add an appropriate amount. If it has deteriorated, clean the water passages and replace the antifreeze. 2. Check the engine oil level. If the oil is too low, add or replace it. 3. Check if the radiator is blocked by foreign objects. If blocked, clean it thoroughly. 4. Check if the fan blades are deformed. Replace the fan or adjust the belt. 5. Check the water temperature sensor and its circuit for proper functioning. 6. Inspect the thermostat. Remove and inspect the thermostat, place it in hot water to observe if it opens properly. If it does not open normally, replace the thermostat.