[buddypress-trac] [BuddyPress Trac] #8727: Is Your Car Frequently Overheating? Here is How to Fix It

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#8727: Is Your Car Frequently Overheating? Here is How to Fix It
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 Reporter:  ahlammajid298  |      Owner:  (none)
     Type:  defect (bug)   |     Status:  new
 Priority:  normal         |  Milestone:  Awaiting Review
Component:  Core           |    Version:
 Severity:  normal         |   Keywords:
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 As your car draws power from the engine’ combustion process, there is
 always be heat due to the burning of fuel.

 However, the cooling system does its work to keep the extra heat away to
 allow your car’s engine function properly.

 However, you won’t be in the middle of nowhere with an overheating car.
 The cooling system has a task to do to manage the excessive heat from
 your. But, there may be some instances when it may stop working and lead
 to a heated condition.

 A car utilizes two ways to cool its engine. One is using the coolant or
 antifreeze. It is a liquid to manage the temperature once it comes in
 contact with engine. Other is the engine oil that also helps in getting
 things cool down.

 However, a cooling system failure is not just one reason behind an
 overheated car. There are a whole lot of reasons that might be cause a car
 to overheat. Read on these factors here.

 **Defective Thermostat**

 This part of your car cooling system manages the flow of the coolant. It
 controls the flow of the coolant, especially when the engine heats.

 It consist a valve that does the trick when to open and get closed as per
 requirement.

 Due to unexpected reasons, if the thermostat cannot its work properly,
 your cars will surely going to heat. The engine radiator might not get the
 proper supply of coolant and surely won’t cool the engine.

 However, if you have noticed overheating more frequently, just utilize a
 specialist service at Service My Car.

 Moreover, you can utilize the car scanning and diagnostics service during
 car maintenance to prevent such a condition in advance.

 **Malfunctioning Radiator**

 Radiator performs its duty to cool down the hot coolant. In general, the
 coolant tries to absorb the temperature of the engine.
 Then, it runs through the radiator so the fan can blow coolant’s heat out
 in the environment.

 However, if a radiator or its fan has any defect, the coolant cannot get
 the heat blown out and remains hot.

 Besides, there might be some sort of leakage of coolant around the
 radiator. It surely does not help a car’s engine to become cool.

 However, it is always worth to approach a service centre such as Service
 My car for an instant car repair and avoid the bad situation such as
 overheating.

 **Terrible Water Pump**

 To get a car engine work properly, it is necessary for the coolant to flow
 through the cooling system. However, the water pump takes this
 responsibility.

 In case, the water pump is damaged, the coolant cannot circulate through
 the engine. It surely does not get your car’s engine cool down.

 Look for a specialized service to get your vehicle working fine as soon as
 possible.

 **Low Engine Oil**

 Engine oil does more than that just a lubricant between many moving parts
 of an engine. It also helps in managing the temperature to some extent.
 The engine oil keeps the internal temperature under control.

 However, a low level of engine oil surely does not have the capacity to
 perform its tasks. Low or extensively used oil cannot stop the internal
 temperature to rise. This leads to an overheating condition and eventually
 damage to the engine internally.

 However, your car goes for a car oil change during the routine car
 service. In case, the engine oil has gone low, you should come to a
 service centre as soon as possible so that you can avoid the expensive car
 engine repair.

 **Low Level or Wrong Coolant**

 A coolant works under the hood to calm down a car’s engine. However, there
 might be a leakage somewhere around the engine. This might not be visible
 while you just experience an overheated engine.

 Besides, your car’s engine might be overheating even after exchanging the
 coolant too. Not Sure about the cause! It is a wrong coolant, you have
 used in your car.

 This might require some sort of expertise to get to know more about the
 issue. You can come to the Service My Car for a quick inspection and our
 experts help in getting the entire flush out of cooling system to replace
 the proper one.

 **Worn Out Hoses**

 Cooling system entirely relies on the many hoses to do the job. These
 hoses help in propelling the coolant through the system.
 However, a mere wear in any the hose has the adverse effect to entire
 system. It leaks the coolant to reduce it in quantity.

 Therefore, it is worth considering that the worn hoses might lead to an
 overheating condition. You have to be sure about the issue by visiting the
 Service My Car at the earliest.

 **Faulty Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor**

 Modern cars are equipped with the sensor that sends the information to the
 ECU (Electronic Control Unit). One such task is to assist the ECU to
 determine when to turn on or shut the cooling fan.

 Sensors sense the coolant temperature to intimate the computer about the
 condition. However, if a sensor fails, the whole process may get
 jeopardize. This surely causes car to overheat in no time.

 However, an engine diagnosis is a sure shot remedy to many technical
 issues including sensor failure. You can easily avail it at Service My
 Car.

 A car might overheat dues to many reasons as above stated. Some might have
 normal impact while others might be hazardous enough to make a hole in
 your pocket.

 While a [https://servicemycar.com/om/volvo-repair-muscat Volvo repair
 muscat] might let you keep ahead of these issue. But, if you take timely
 action, you may avoid loses. Just call us or book a service online.

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