Why Your Car Overheats in the Indian Summer — and How to Cool It Down

Most overheating traces back to low coolant, a stuck thermostat, or a failed radiator fan, not a 'weak' engine.

If the temperature gauge crosses the red, pull over and switch off — never open a hot radiator cap.

Indian summers and stop-go traffic push cooling systems to their limit; June is peak failure season.

A ₹500 coolant top-up and a fan check prevent repair bills that run into tens of thousands.

Driving on with the warning light risks a warped head and a seized engine.

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