Heating & Cooling

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• Overheating: A car that frequently overheats, especially in traffic or at low speeds, may have cooling system issues like a faulty radiator or water pump.

• Coolant leaks: Puddles of coolant under your car or visible leaks in the engine bay indicate a problem.

• Temperature gauge fluctuations: If the temperature gauge moves erratically or consistently shows higher temperatures, it may be a cooling system issue.

• Sweet smell inside the car: A sweet smell often indicates a coolant leak, possibly from a heater core issue.

• Low coolant level: If you're frequently adding coolant, it may indicate a leak.

• Steam coming from the engine: Indicates a coolant leak, which is a serious issue.

• Noise from the water pump: A failing water pump may produce a grinding or whining noise.

• Clogged radiator: If the radiator is clogged with debris or rust, it can prevent proper cooling.

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Addressing overheating and cooling issues promptly is crucial to prevent engine damage and ensure safe driving.