The country is currently experiencing a significant rise in temperatures, with readings ranging from 40 to 45 degrees Celsius. This elevated heat poses a serious risk of overheating for vehicles, particularly during the summer months. The likelihood of engine overheating increases substantially under such conditions, especially for vehicles powered by CNG (Compressed Natural Gas), which are more susceptible to heat-related issues than their petrol or diesel counterparts.
In light of these circumstances, it is imperative for owners of CNG vehicles to take precautionary measures to mitigate the risk of overheating. Below are several recommendations aimed at safeguarding CNG cars during these sweltering conditions:
- Regularly check coolant levels and ensure that the cooling system is functioning optimally.
- Avoid heavy traffic and prolonged idling, which can place additional strain on the engine.
- Limit the use of air conditioning, as it can increase engine temperature.
- Park in shaded areas whenever possible to reduce interior temperatures.
- Schedule routine maintenance checks to ensure all vehicle systems are in good working order.
By adhering to these guidelines, CNG vehicle owners can better protect their vehicles from the adverse effects of extreme heat.
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