Contents: Overheat: ⬇ Low engine temperature: ⬇ Coolant leaks: ⬇ Internal coolant leak: ⬇ Corrosion: ⬇
Overheat:
- lack of coolant in the cooling system;
- thermostat is faulty;
- the radiator or its grille is dirty;
- the radiator fan is faulty;
- the temperature sensor is faulty;
- plugs in the cooling system;
- the expansion tank cap is faulty.
Low engine temperature:
- thermostat is faulty;
- the temperature sensor is faulty;
- the radiator fan is faulty.
Coolant leaks:
- damage to hoses or poor fastening with clamps;
- the cooling system radiator or heater radiator is leaky;
- the expansion tank cap is faulty;
- water pump seal leaking;
- boiling coolant due to overheating;
- plugs in the cooling system.
Internal coolant leak:
- the cylinder head gasket is blown;
- cracks in the cylinder head or cylinder block.
Corrosion:
- the coolant is not changed regularly;
- use of the wrong type of coolant.

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