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My car's temperature gauge is climbing into the red zone, and I've seen steam coming from under the

Q: When did you first notice the temperature gauge rising, or did it happen suddenly?

{"value":"The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question."}

Q: Have you recently had any work done on the cooling system (e.g., coolant flush, hose replacement)?

{"value":"The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question."}

Q: Do you notice any coolant leaks under the car when it's parked?

{"value":"The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question."}

Q: Is the heater inside the car blowing hot air, or is it cold?

{"value":"The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question."}

Q: Have you checked the coolant level in the reservoir (when the engine is cool)?

{"value":"The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question."}

Public SessionSession #2991/13/2026👁️ 3 views

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AI Analysis Summary

The car's engine is overheating, indicated by the temperature gauge in the red zone and visible steam from under the hood. This is a critical situation requiring immediate attention to prevent severe engine damage.

Problems

My car's temperature gauge is climbing into the red zone, and I've seen steam coming from under the hood. I pulled over immediately. I'm worried about serious engine damage.

Questions

5 questions

When did you first notice the temperature gauge rising, or did it happen suddenly? (ID: 1620)

The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question.

Have you recently had any work done on the cooling system (e.g., coolant flush, hose replacement)? (ID: 1621)

The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question.

Do you notice any coolant leaks under the car when it's parked? (ID: 1622)

The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question.

Is the heater inside the car blowing hot air, or is it cold? (ID: 1623)

The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question.

Have you checked the coolant level in the reservoir (when the engine is cool)? (ID: 1624)

The user provided a detailed response to this diagnostic question.

Identified Causes

1 cause

Low Coolant Level

90%

A significant leak or evaporation of coolant can lead to insufficient fluid to dissipate engine heat, causing rapid overheating.

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