Why Car is OVERHEATING and How to Fix it. Mechanic Shares Top 7 Reasons

Сar is overheating - Top 7 Reasons. The vehicle is overheating causes, the engine overheating reasons. Expert Reveals Top 7 Reasons in this video.
Introduction:
If your car's engine is overheating intermittently or occasionally returning to normal temperatures, there are several common causes to consider and steps you can take to address the issue. Start by checking the coolant level...
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[@Peter-f4o4z]

On my Mazda 6 diesel sky active there's no temp gauge you don't know that the engine is overheating until the car goes into limp mode, by then the cylinder head gasket can blow or the head crack, 😂😂😂. In summer take out the thermostat all together

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Head gasket stop leak products can temporarily seal minor leaks in a head gasket, but their effectiveness depends on the severity of the damage and proper application. It’s a stopgap solution, not a permanent fix. Severe issues will require a proper head gasket repair.

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I had a radiator put in, and my 2004 cadillac escalade esv is still losing coolant

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Check the coolant cap, or maybe you have a head gasket problem. Do you know what it was?

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My 08 Chevy uplander overheating when switching to heat why

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Your 2008 Chevy Uplander may overheat when switching to heat due to low coolant levels, a clogged heater core, or a malfunctioning thermostat. Check the coolant level first and inspect for leaks. If the coolant is fine, the heater core might be blocked or air-locked, or the thermostat could be stuck.