Spring and Houston Auto Repair

An overheating engine is often thought to be a problem that occurs only during hot summer months, but it can actually happen in cold weather as well. If you've noticed that your temperature gauge is rising into the red even when it's chilly outside, there could be several underlying issues causing your engine to overheat. It's important not to ignore this problem. Let's find out why this happens and what steps you can take to address it. Coolant Problems Your car’s cooling system plays a crucial role in keeping the engine at a stable temperature, regardless of the weather. However, coolant issues are a leading cause of overheating, even during winter. Low coolant levels often lead to trouble. Without enough fluid circulating through the engine, it can’t absorb and dissipate heat effectively. In some cases, the coolant may have the wrong mix of antifreeze and water. Too much water in the mixture can freeze in colder temperatures, blocking ... read more