ความร้อนสูงขณะขับรถแก้ไขเองได้ Overheating while driving can fix itself

If your vehicle overheats while driving, immediately pull over to a safe place and turn off the engine. Then, open the hood to cool it down and wait until the engine has cooled down before checking the coolant level and adding water if necessary. If the problem persists or if a cooling system problem is found, take your vehicle to a service center or a qualified technician for inspection. This is for safety and to prevent engine damage. First Aid Measures Pull over and turn off the engine immediately: If you see an abnormally high temperature gauge, pull over to a safe place and turn off the engine immediately to prevent serious damage. Open the hood: Once the vehicle is completely stopped, open the hood to allow cooling. Caution: Do not open the hood immediately if steam is coming from the engine. Wait for the engine to cool down: Wait approximately 15-30 minutes, or until the engine is safe to touch. Check the coolant: Once the engine has cooled down, carefully open the radiator cap (use a thick cloth to hold it) and check the coolant level. Add coolant (if necessary): If the coolant level is low, add coolant. Or you can temporarily add clean water to help reduce the temperature. Caution: Do not use very cold water to pour on the engine or radiator that is still very hot, as it may damage the parts.