5 Symptoms of an Overheating Car Engine
Concerned that your car is running hotter than usual? Engine overheating is a serious issue and should never be ignored. Fortunately, your vehicle often provides several warning signs before disaster…
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8 Common Causes of Engine Overheating (and How to Locate the Source)
When your temperature gauge starts climbing into the red zone, panic can set in. But what’s really causing your engine to overheat? While the reasons for an overheating engine are…
Car Temperature Gauge Stopped Working? (Here’s Why)
You’re driving along and you notice that your temperature gauge isn’t moving after a few minutes of driving. Or maybe it suddenly flatlines. Is your engine about to overheat? Is…
4 Causes of Coolant in Oil (and What To Do)
Oil and coolant mixing in a vehicle engine creates a milky, off-colored sludge that is difficult to remove. This fluid contamination indicates a mechanical failure allowing the liquids to intermingle….
Oil in the Coolant Reservoir (Is It Time to Panic?)
Modern engines rely on proper fluid flow, but mix-ups between oil and coolant cause major issues. Oil in the coolant reservoir indicates contamination that undermines efficiency. However, this begs the…
Why Is My Temperature Gauge Rising But My Car Is Not Overheating?
A climbing temperature gauge is concerning, signaling potential overheating issues. But surprisingly, engines can run hotter that normal without actually overheating. Let’s look at some of the potential causes of…
5 Symptoms of a Bad Radiator Fan (and Replacement Cost)
An overheating engine has the ability to cause major damage in a short period of time. Overheating can be caused by various issues and though often overlooked, an inoperative radiator…
Overfilled Your Coolant? (Here’s What Can Happen)
Overfilling your cooling system is not a good idea. In this article we will discuss what can happen if you overfill your coolant, how to remove excess coolant, and how…
7 Causes of a Cold Lower Radiator Hose
Cooling system troubles? Take note of your lower radiator hose. When coolant can’t flow, that hose stays cold. Normally the hose warms up after a few miles, but if it’s…
3 Causes of Radiator Hose Collapse (and How to Fix It)
Is your car’s engine running hot? You may have a collapsed upper radiator hose. This common issue can leave you stranded, but the causes are easily prevented. Learn what leads…
Can I Put Water In My Radiator in an Emergency?
You’re on your way on a family vacation and only a few short hours from your destination when the unexpected brings your travel to an abrupt halt as your vehicle’s…
Losing Coolant But No Visible Leaks? (Here’s What to Do)
While you should check your coolant levels every time you fill-up the gas tank, most people leave it to the mechanics. It’s a huge mistake. Just because you don’t see…
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