Is there a relationship between the rising speed of car water temperature and the hot and cold weather? What is this?

The solution to high water temperature in automobiles is as follows:

1. Check whether the water pipe leaks: if there is water leakage, it means that the high water temperature may be caused by water leakage. Drive to the nearest repair shop for inspection as soon as possible.

2. Check whether the water pipe or water tank is broken: If it is broken, it is recommended to stop driving immediately and call for rescue.

3. Check whether the cooling fan works normally: If there is nothing wrong with the motor, check the fan fuse.

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The consequences of high water temperature in the car are:

1, engine noise increases;

2. The thermostat and water pump are faulty;

3. There is a great * * * vibration buzz in the air conditioning system;

4. The carbon deposit in the engine combustion chamber increases;

5. The water tank expands. As long as the automobile water thermometer is normal within the normal calibration range, the water temperature ranges from C to H, and C stands for 60 degrees. As long as the pointer of the thermometer points to C, it means that the water temperature has reached 60 degrees, and the temperature indicated by the red box of H is 1 10 degrees. When the pointer enters the red area, it means that the water temperature is too high. If the water temperature is too high for a long time, it will boil, that is, the engine coolant will boil.

What causes the water temperature to be too high?

1, insufficient coolant

Coolant leakage or insufficient coolant will cause the engine water temperature to rise. At this point, we should check the condition of the coolant. If it is not enough, add it to a suitable position first, and then check whether the liquid level drops seriously in a few days. If so, then we should find the location of the leak.

2, cooling fan failure

If the cooling fan fails, when the vehicle runs at high speed, the generated heat cannot be transferred to the antifreeze in time, which will affect the heat dissipation, and then lead to the temperature rise of the antifreeze, leading to boiling and other problems.

3, circulating water pump failure

There are several kinds of pump failures, such as bearing locking and impeller damage. Bearing locking is rare, and impeller damage is common, such as impeller cracking or impeller loosening from the pump shaft, which leads to slow coolant circulation and easy to cause engine temperature to be too high.

4, thermostat failure

The function of the thermostat is to automatically adjust the amount of water entering the radiator according to the temperature of cooling water, and change the circulating range of water, so as to adjust the cooling capacity of the cooling system and ensure the engine to work in a suitable temperature range. If the thermostat fails, the automobile cooling system may not be able to carry out a large cycle, resulting in an increase in water temperature.

5. Poor heat dissipation of water tank

I believe that some car owners have tried to use water as coolant once or twice, and the problem is not big. Remember to clean the cooling system and then replace it with coolant. If water is used as the medium for a long time, the engine and water tank will rust, and poor heat dissipation of water tank will lead to high water temperature.

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