Car Maintenance : Reasons for Car Engine Overheating

Car engines tend to overheat because of lack of antifreeze in the vehicle or because of a thermostat that sticks closed, restricting the coolant from flowing through the motor. Discover the most common reasons for overheating engines with information from a certified master mechanic in this free video on car maintenance and repairs.

Expert: Thomas Brintzenhofe
Bio: Thomas Brintzenhofe has been a certified mechanic for the past 14 years, and a certified master mechanic for the past eight years.
Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• car maintenance
• cars
• electrical fuses
• engines
• fuel
• car parts
• auto repair
• car repairs

[catrashoo]

@iExiiL3 check the water pump .

[1zalex1]

Why is he next to a vehicle if he doesn't show us anything about it?

[bernymonty22]

@iExiiL3

l thing the sealgasket fail and the water was go to cylinders... that why a clicking noises.

[iExiiL3]

I have a 1993 and whike I was driving on the freeway, the cold to hot meter went up fast and white.smoke starting to rise under the hood. It had no water and it was leaking. I added water and when i got home i started the.car up and started making clicking noise. Does anyone know what it can be?

[messin1000]

@crunkwun the radiator not getting air blown on it which happens whilst driving not enough water

[jpdizzel305]

Is this guy drunk?

[crunkwun]

Hi there, just wanting to know an answer to a question. My vehicle temp starts to rise when vehicle has stopped but still running(gets pretty high) then cools down when driving. What could the problem be?

[omarsliver]

very good info your on the ball thanks

[nathanpowell567]

@eli310 ha ha ha

[billyjo1881]

Thanks for sharing usefull info. Hard to believe some people so selfish and judgemental when all your doing is attempting to assist people with their car problems.