Posted on 10/30/2020
You're on a drive when you notice the temperature gauge on your dashboard inching towards the red zone. Your vehicle has a large chance of overheating. To prevent severe engine damage, you need to safely pull over and turn off your car, including the AC. A lot of engines get ruined by forcing it to drive farther than it's currently capable. An overheating engine is your vehicle's way of alerting you that it needs professional attention. Below are five reasons why your car has overheated and how to prevent it from happening again. Wrong Coolant Concentration It's essential to use the correct type of coolant for your vehicle. Using a coolant with the wrong mixture of distilled water and coolant can be harmful. Your vehicle's owner's manual has recommendations for the best type of coolant for your car. If you're concerned, a coolant flush is the best step to clean the cooling system and start fresh. Cooling System Leak ... read more