5 Common Causes Of Engine Overheating ;how to prevent and handle it!!

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If your car’s engine is overheating, it can be a huge hassle. Not only will it make your car difficult to drive, but it can also cause extensive damage to the engine.By understanding what the causes are, you can take steps to prevent them from happening and keep your car running smoothly!
1.Non-Working Or No Coolant
2.Broken Fan
3.Thermostat Is Broken
4.The Water Pump Is Damaged
5.Radiator Is Clogged Or Damaged
HOW TO HANDLE ENGINE OVERHEATING
Turn off the air conditioning
Crank the heater and fan up to full blast
Top off the coolant cooling system with antifreeze or water
Rev it up
pull over
How to prevent car engine from heating.
Be prepared
As part of your emergency road kit, be sure to carry coolant and distilled water or pre-mixed coolant for your vehicle.
Check coolant level
Get in the habit of checking your coolant/antifreeze level on a regular basis. Consult your owner’s manual to ensure you’re using the right mixture of antifreeze and water.
Watch your temperature gauge
While driving, keep an eye on your temperature gauge. If it begins to creep up, you’ll be in the right position to employ the steps outlined above to get your engine cooled off.
Get leaks fixed
If you notice any antifreeze leak, have your mechanic diagnose and fix the source of the problems right away.

[@indrareddy7358]

1. Level and condition of coolant 2. Water pump or Broken fan 3. Broken thermostat 4. Radiator clocked or damaged

[@Zorvolex]

That all happened to you?? 😂😂😂😂

[@broosde]

Thank you for your info. My 4m40 always overheating .. now ive to reminder 0f 5

[@josephbotilu4814]

Thank you for your good explanation and I really appreciate it

[@totalannihilation9065]

I change my coolant every 3 years or so and replace the thermostat whether it's needed or not. 20 dollars for a thermostat is cheaper than a head gasket job

[@rajeshj1075]

nice explanation. Keep it up. if possible please explain in case of any issues with engine overheating, how to troubleshoot whether the over heating is because of radiator block (due to dust) issue or thermostat issue or fan issue. Is there any workaround if we face the issue while long driving (you already covered few of workaround to reach destination). I faced the issue couple of times while long driving.

[@ben2252]

You forgot to mention Engine block crack and head gasket burnt.

[@stanadrienne3663]

But opening the radiator cap while the engine is hot could be a bad idea and putting coolant also is not a good idea..

[@tman1990]

4:00 I was sitting at 2250 RPM, Cruise Control on going down I-40 just outside Nashville. I was going about 75 - 80 mph and that is when the engine overheated and of course the dealership said nothing is wrong and they cannot explain it and the cause was pegged to Hot and there was no warning light.

[@ambassador.ranjthkumarranj4722]

Good

[@mikezomwanza679]

Thank you sir have leant something

[@donaldridenour1668]

Where did you get the parts

[@yummygummy2133]

idk why but this feels like AI

[@johnredcorn6824]

Not enough coolant 💀

[@WilliamSchroeder-i1e]

Calm down, man I’m just trying to hear what the word words man gotta say

[@kgmechanic2445]

Good