What would cause my car to overheat while idling?
If your car begins to overheat when idling, but the temperature gauge moves back down once you get going, it’s most likely due to a broken radiator fan. When the coolant goes to the radiator, it’s spread over a large surface area to cool it down. Airflow further cools it before it returns to the engine.
Which is the most powerful Toyota Celica GT-Four?
Toyota’s most powerful and advanced version of the GT-Four was the third generation ST205. The ST205 is starting to become a bit of a classic and we decided to create a complete buyer’s guide on the car. This article will cover everything you need to know before purchasing a ST205 GT-Four along with the history and specifications as well.
Why is the Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205 not a good car?
The ST205 GT-Four’s story is tainted by what happened in the second half of the season. An eagle-eyed FIA official watching the cars on a special stage in Australia noticed that the ST205 accelerated faster than its rivals. The FIA decided to investigate the cause of this increased acceleration, which came to a head at the Rally Catalunya in Spain.
When to know if your Toyota engine is overheating?
The temperature of your Toyota’s engine should be nice and consistent when you’re driving, ideally, half-way between “H” and “C”. While the engine can run a little hotter or cooler depending on the driving conditions, it should never approach the “H” …that’s a sign of a problem that demands serious (and immediate) attention.
Why is my Toyota Prius overheating on the highway?
It may never overheat at lower speeds because it is not working as hard as it does at higher speeds. A closed thermostat will not allow enough coolant to reach the engine to cool it. If you’re only overheating on the highway, you might just replace the thermostat (especially if you’re driving an older vehicle).