It could be lethal to remove the hot car without performing a thorough inspection after it has cooled down. The source of the overheating does not go away even after the temperature drops. It's possible that there was an engine failure, leading to, among other things, burst cylinder heads, twisted cylinder tops, and broken engine blocks. These issues may need larger, more costly repairs if they are not resolved immediately. Prior to driving, the underlying problem must be identified and fixed. Damaged radiator, water pump, and thermostat parts may need to be replaced. To lower the cost of repairs, some auto owners think of using used car parts, but make sure they are in good enough shape. To avoid more damage, never drive an overheated vehicle without first consulting a specialist.
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