Why is the radiator overheating and spraying coolant?
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It occurs when the coolant stops circulating within the engine, preventing the replacement of coolant around the cylinder liner, leading to boiling and subsequent spraying. Below are the specific causes and solutions: Low coolant level: Results in incomplete heat dissipation during water circulation. Solution: Add an appropriate amount of coolant. Clogged radiator: External blockage or faulty cooling fins cause water temperature to rise. Solution: Thoroughly clean the radiator. Leak in radiator or hoses: Overheating occurs after driving for a while. Solution: Repair the radiator or hoses. Damaged fan relay or temperature control switch: Solution: Repair the fan relay or temperature control switch.