Cars are designed to run hot, but there's a limit to how hot they
should run. A combustion engine is most efficient at around 200 degrees
Fahrenheit. But if an engine is allowed to get too hot, moving metal
parts can actually start to melt and fuse together, causing a variety of
internal problems for your engine -- and, you guessed it, a hefty
repair bill.
Courtesy of How Stuff Works
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