What to Do If Your Car Overheats on Dubai Highway
Dubai's highways are unforgiving in summer. Temperatures pushing 47 degrees, stop-start traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road, AC running at full blast, and an engine working harder than it was ever designed to — it is no surprise that engine overheating is one of the most common roadside emergencies across UAE every summer. What happens in the first few minutes after your temperature gauge hits red determines whether you drive away from the situation or wait for a tow truck. Here is exactly what to do. The Warning Signs — Catch It Early Overheating rarely happens without warning. Watch for these signs before the gauge hits critical: Temperature gauge rising steadily toward red Sweet smell coming from the engine area — coolant burning off Steam appearing from under the bonnet Loss of engine power or unusual sluggishness AC suddenly blowing warm air — engine diverting resources The moment you notice any of these — act immediately. Do not wait to see if it resolves itself....
