Hi guys , i am new to the forums, but i want to say that i have kept my Kia Rio 2003 at top condition. Now to the problem:
I was driving to a wedding which was in a city which is on a mountain, when i enter that road ,i saw that the car couldn't go very fast so I push the pedal to the maximum, even entered 2gear sometimes as i have an automatic transmission. When i arrived at the city and was driving in very sharp mountain roads the temperature got closest to the large medium line between C and H and was staying there for a few minutes , it had water and antifreeze, no leaking from the radiator the fan was working, I turned off the car for a few hours when i was at the wedding then, when i turned back home not a single problem in normal terrain, i even tried it 15 minutes on in Parking and the fan was working temperature was normal all the way. My car has 98781 km at all. Is this car so f*cked up that cannot take a mountain road without having problems when all things related to engine temperature are in perfect working condition???
Thanks to all in advance for your answer.
I was driving to a wedding which was in a city which is on a mountain, when i enter that road ,i saw that the car couldn't go very fast so I push the pedal to the maximum, even entered 2gear sometimes as i have an automatic transmission. When i arrived at the city and was driving in very sharp mountain roads the temperature got closest to the large medium line between C and H and was staying there for a few minutes , it had water and antifreeze, no leaking from the radiator the fan was working, I turned off the car for a few hours when i was at the wedding then, when i turned back home not a single problem in normal terrain, i even tried it 15 minutes on in Parking and the fan was working temperature was normal all the way. My car has 98781 km at all. Is this car so f*cked up that cannot take a mountain road without having problems when all things related to engine temperature are in perfect working condition???
Thanks to all in advance for your answer.