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Engine Overheating

Engine Overheating can happen for many reasons. Generally, vehicles overheat because of a problem with the cooling system, that doesn’t allow heat to leave the engine compartment. This is often due to a leak or blockage, somewhere in the engine cooling system or other components. Other sources may be from a faulty or broken water pump or radiator fan, or from a clogged coolant hose.

Common Engine Problems - Noises, Leaks, Overheating, And Fuel
Engine Problems

Common Engine Problems – Noises, Leaks, Overheating, And Fuel

03/17/2024

We all know it’s important to take care of your vehicle’s engine. But, there are some common engine problems, that just get overlooked. So, as a vehicle owner it is important that you’re constantly on […]

Automotive Engine Overheating - Causes And Consequences
Cooling Heating

Automotive Engine Overheating – Causes And Consequences

01/14/2024

Automotive engine overheating, happens when your engine fails to run, within a “normal” temperature range. Consequently, a relatively constant operating temperature is absolutely essential, for proper emissions control, good fuel economy and performance. So, a […]

Water Pump Failure - There Are Common Failure Warning Signs
Cooling Heating

Water Pump Failure – There Are Common Failure Warning Signs

01/07/2024

To start with, Water Pump Failure can be extremely hard to diagnose. Although the water pump in most vehicles will last a long time, they are by no means indestructible. So, Like any other mechanical […]

Blown Head Gasket - The Symptoms, Can Be Quite Misleading
Abnormal Exhaust Smoke

Blown Head Gasket – The Symptoms, Can Be Quite Misleading

01/07/2024

Diagnosing a blown head gasket, just by looking at the symptoms, can be quite misleading. So, a blown head gasket is NOT a single thing, because it can fail in several different ways. As a […]

Cylinder Head Cracking - Overheating Is The Most Common Cause
Cooling Heating

Cylinder Head Cracking – Overheating Is The Most Common Cause

11/06/2023

Cylinder head cracking, can cause catastrophic damage to your engine. And, in some cases, the crack may be so severe, that replacing the complete engine is the only cure. But, most causes of cylinder head […]

Cylinder Head Gasket Leaks Are Expensive - Know The Symptoms
Leaks

Cylinder Head Gasket Leaks Are Expensive – Know The Symptoms

07/18/2023

Cylinder head gasket leaks, can cause a variety of problems. And, usually happens when your not expecting it. First of all, you can not see the cylinder head gasket, without removing the cylinder head. So, actually […]

Check Engine Light (CEL)
Engine Damage

Automotive Engine Failure – Warning Signs And Major Causes

05/16/2023

Automotive engine failure, is usually one of the last things to happen in your vehicle. Still, automotive engine failure, does happen, quite often. But, there are ways that you can, reduce the damage. Consequently, there are […]

Engine Cooling Fan - Is Your Cooling Fan Working - How To Test It
Cooling Heating

Engine Cooling Fan – Is Your Cooling Fan Working – How To Test It

04/04/2023

Your engine cooling fan, only runs when needed, to help cool the engine. So, a engine cooling fan, relay or control circuit failure is bad news. Because, it can allow the engine to overheat. But, […]

Radiator Cap - Basic Function - Common Failure Symptoms
Cooling Heating

Radiator Cap – Basic Function – Common Failure Symptoms

03/04/2023

Today the radiator cap, is more important than ever before. However, it is often missed, as being a cause of engine overheating. So, a radiator cap looks simple, but is critical, for a properly operating […]

Radiator - Engine Overheating Causes And Consequences
Cooling Heating

Radiator – Engine Overheating Causes And Consequences

02/28/2023

Your radiator, helps your engine, operate within a “normal” temperature range, of about 195 to 220 degrees F. However, as effective as today’s engines are, they still waste a lot of the heat energy they […]

Thermostat Issues - Is Your Engine Coolant Flowing Properly
Cooling Heating

Car Thermostat Issues – Is Your Engine Coolant Flowing Properly

01/31/2023

So, having car thermostat issues, can cause your engine coolant temperature, to change erratically. Sometimes, car thermostat issues, can prohibit engine coolant, from flowing normally. When required, the thermostat regulates the exact flow of engine […]

Leaking Head Gasket Symptoms - The 5 Most Common Symptoms
Engine Top End

Leaking Head Gasket Symptoms – The 5 Most Common Symptoms

01/12/2023

By learning what the leaking head gasket symptoms are, you may be able to save yourself, thousands in repairs. Consequently, a leaking head gasket, can lead to repairs to the tune of, $1000 to $3000. […]

Head Gasket Leak
Engine Top End

Head Gasket Leak – Engine Overheating, The First Sign Of Trouble

12/29/2022

The last thing anyone ever wants to hear are the words “you have a head gasket leak”. So, your vehicle has started overheating, but you cannot find the source. Engine overheating is often the first […]

Radiator Caps - Are Cheap, But More Important Than You Think
Cooling Heating

Radiator Caps – Are Cheap, But More Important Than You Think

12/29/2022

Radiator Caps, are designed to ensure that, the prescribed pressure in the cooling system, is maintained at all times. And, this is done by allowing air to escape, when pressure exceeds a preset amount. That’s […]

Car Radiator - Engine Damage, From Car Radiator Overheating
Cooling Heating

Car Radiator – Engine Damage, From Car Radiator Overheating

11/21/2022

So, a car radiator is only one of the many parts, that make up your engine’s cooling system. But, the car radiator is the most important part, as it disperses the biggest amount of heat. […]

Cooling Fan Relay - What Does It Do - Failure Symptoms - Testing
Cooling Heating

Cooling Fan Relay – What Does It Do – Failure Symptoms – Testing

11/11/2022

The cooling fan relay essentially functions as, the on/off switch for the engine’s cooling fans. And, is therefore an important electrical component, of the vehicle’s cooling system. Most cooling fans use electric motors, that have […]

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