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franziska_koenig65

Mustang Engine Overheating

I'm writing about a potential issue with my 2022 Ford Mustang, gasoline engine, with 25526 km mileage. It's experiencing engine overheating and takes a long time to reach normal operating temperature. Could this be a faulty temperature sensor?

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simon_wilson1

The symptoms you describe certainly point towards a cooling system malfunction. Is the coolant level normal? Any leaks? It sounds like your thermostat might be stuck closed, like a gatekeeper dozing on the job. Is the radiator getting hot when the engine is overheating?

franziska_koenig65 (Author)

Coolant level is normal and no apparent leaks. The radiator does heat up, but only after a considerable amount of time. Does this mean a faulty map thermostat?

simon_wilson1

Indeed, based on your observations, a defective map thermostat is the most probable culprit. I concur. The symptoms you are describing are typical. While it could theoretically be something else – like a partially clogged coolant passage, like a blocked artery – the thermostat is the most common failure point. I strongly recommend you bring your vehicle to a trusted workshop to professionally diagnose and repair the issue.

franziska_koenig65 (Author)

Understood. I appreciate the clarification and expertise. I will schedule a visit to the workshop as suggested. Thanks again.

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