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Usually, your Mazda takes you effortlessly to and from the places you want to go. If there's a problem with the engine, however, any trip in your Mazda can end up with you calling a tow truck from the side of the road. The Mazda's engine can suffer from multiple problems to the engine that, in turn, impair its function. The engine can stop working for numerous reasons, including seemingly minor issues like dirty coolant fluid. If the engine's temperature continues to exceed normal levels, if the engine starts smoking, or if you notice a burning scent when you drive, you will know that the engine may be suffering. Be sure to contact a mechanic for a checkup as soon as possible.
The cooling system contains an assortment of parts that work together to regulate the engine's temperature. Hoses and belts, which can be found throughout the engine, are responsible for transporting coolant fluid through the radiator and the engine. The belts can get worn out, which causes them to slip or become frayed. The hoses are subject to leaking if they get cracks or holes. If the hoses are damaged, coolant fluid won't move through the system and to the engine. The freeze plugs, head gasket, thermostat housing, and water pump are other cooling system parts with leaks.
The water pump on your car, which is a main part of the cooling system, can make the engine overheat as well if it's not functioning as it should. The water pump can suffer from a few problems that affect engine performance, including erosion and leaks. A belt on the water pump that helps it operate properly can also break and lead to engine overheating.
If a belt on your car breaks or becomes loose, such as the water pump belt, it won't be able to maintain the right volume of coolant fluid, which can cause the engine to overheat. Broken hoses can't transport coolant fluid through the cooling system if they break, including developing holes or otherwise becoming cracked. Your car may also have problems with the cooling system if the hoses are not connected properly, which is why it's always important to have a skilled mechanic work on your car. Loud noises and draining orange, blue, or green liquid can be signs of belt and hoses issues.
For assistance with engine repairs, contact our dealership for a service appointment today.
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