An overheating engine isn't something you should have to deal with, but it can occur if something goes wrong with your automobile. Westway Ford has diagnosed and repaired many overheating engines over the years, and we encourage you to seek our help if you have concerns. We have the knowledge and the equipment to address issues with the following areas of your vehicle.
When Your Cooling System Doesn't Work as Planned
Many different parts work closely together to keep your engine running at a cool temperature. All it takes is for one of these parts to break, incur damage or not work as efficiently as it's supposed to. You'll end up with an overheating engine. We'll inspect several parts of your cooling system, including your radiator, thermostat, and water pump.
The Consequences of a Broken Water Pump
Water and coolant running through your vehicle will allow temperatures to cool and pressure to be released. A broken water pump can occur because of wear to the internal components. Rust is common, as is a hole that can cause a leak to occur.
Damage to Your Radiator
The radiator in your cooling system utilizes a series of fans and internal parts to keep your engine from overheating. We have seen issues with how the fans turn, which can prevent proper airflow. There are also interior parts that can break, allowing coolant to leak or not flow properly.
The Integrity of Your Thermostat
A thermostat is designed to regulate temperature, whether you're talking about the inside of your home or an automobile. Your Ford's thermostat will keep temperatures stable inside of your engine to prevent overheating. If something goes wrong, there could be an issue with one of the interior valves or the thermostat itself.
The Importance of Hoses and Belts That Function
Preventing your hoses and belts from wearing out and breaking is an essential part of routine maintenance for your vehicle. We check connections, the quality of the parts, and much more with every service appointment you have. We try to prevent issues, but there may be a time when a belt slips off, or a hose splits in two.
If you are dealing with your engine overheating, contact Westway Ford for more information. We would be happy to help you repair the issue, so permanent damage doesn't occur.
It may only be 2014, but Ford is way ahead of the game and already working on the development of the 2017 Ford Focus. Edmunds recently chatted with the company's global product and development chief, Raj Nair, who let them in on a few details about the upcoming model and told them about Ford's plans to continue to concentrate on the car's design elements. If all goes as scheduled, the automotive market could be presented with a more sophisticated Focus for 2017, which sits directly in line with Ford's global design language.
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