Quote from
asjadkhan on August 18, 2026, 6:23 am
Your symptoms point first toward an airflow problem at low speed, especially the cooling fan, fan control/relay, or restricted radiator airflow. The fact that it returns to normal once highway airflow increases makes the fan worth testing before replacing the water pump. A thermostat or coolant-flow issue is still possible, but I’d verify the fan’s operation against actual coolant temperature and check radiator airflow before spending money on parts.
I’d also have the system pressure-tested, inspect the radiator/condenser for blockage, and check for trapped air or a weak water pump if the fan tests good. If you’re dealing with other building or cooling-system maintenance as well, technical services in Dubai can cover several repair and maintenance needs through one provider. prime technical services in Dubai
And don’t keep driving it into the red—Dodge specifically warns that driving with an overheated cooling system can cause damage
Your symptoms point first toward an airflow problem at low speed, especially the cooling fan, fan control/relay, or restricted radiator airflow. The fact that it returns to normal once highway airflow increases makes the fan worth testing before replacing the water pump. A thermostat or coolant-flow issue is still possible, but I’d verify the fan’s operation against actual coolant temperature and check radiator airflow before spending money on parts.
I’d also have the system pressure-tested, inspect the radiator/condenser for blockage, and check for trapped air or a weak water pump if the fan tests good. If you’re dealing with other building or cooling-system maintenance as well, technical services in Dubai can cover several repair and maintenance needs through one provider. prime technical services in Dubai
And don’t keep driving it into the red—Dodge specifically warns that driving with an overheated cooling system can cause damage
