I’m so sorry to hear that your Honda
is having overheating issues! This is a situation that you should definitely take very seriously–it could lead to severe damage to your engine. The reason why your 2001 Honda Civic
is overheating is most likely a coolant leak. If there is a leak somewhere in your coolant system (in the water pump, radiator, or one of the hoses, for example), it would cause your engine not to be adequately cooled. This, in turn, would lead to rapid overheating.
If it turns out that your coolant fluid levels are normal, then you’ve got something else going on. Most likely, it’ll turn out to be one of the following issues:
You’ll need to have a mechanic inspect your vehicle to know for sure. That said, be careful driving your car (even just to the mechanic) as it’s dangerous when it’s overheating.
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