Why is my car overheating

Asked by Tamra J Oct 24, 2020 at 12:22 PM about the 2013 Chrysler 200 Touring Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My daughter's car overheats on the highway
but cools at slower speeds also tge
thermostat goes up and down when she hits
a bump

4 Answers

100

Take it to the shop. Over heating will kill your engine. It may be a simple fix.coolant sensors cooling fan, T-stats or bad wire connections are all fairly cheap compared to a rebuilt engine or new car

100

Take it to the shop. Dont wait and dont keep driving it Overheating is caused by many things and can quickly destroy your engine. T-stats, cooling fans, water pumps and or cooling sensors are all inexpensive fixes compared to a new engine or having to buy another car

100

There are many reasons why cars overheat. Coolant fans, loose wires, t-stats, water pumps or just low on fluid. Not to mention sensors. I would take to a repair shop and have then diagnose this for you if you cannot do it yourself. Most of these repairs are fairly inexpensive . Continued overheating will damage your engine beyond repair

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