Is it normal for a 2014 Peugeot 2008 1.6 automatic to have the engine temperature rise very slowly, taking over ten minutes to reach 70 degrees? Could it be that the engine oil is too thick?

2008 Yaris 1.6 automatic, driven 130,000 km. Now, when the engine is cold, it can't shift from 3rd to 4th gear, and it can't accelerate beyond 70 km/h.

Why does the right front wheel of my 2019 GA6 get about ten degrees hotter than the other three wheels after driving for a while? When I touch the hub, the temperature difference is quite noticeable.

Is it normal for the idle speed of a 2015 Volkswagen Touran to rise to 900 RPM when the outside temperature is below 0 degrees while the engine is warm?

How can I fix the issue of the engine noise being very loud when starting the Alto 1.0 when it's cold? The sound normalizes once the water temperature reaches 20 degrees.

I have a used Suzuki SX4 AWD with 130,000 kilometers. In extreme cold weather (minus 40), it drives very steadily. However, when the temperature rises to around 5 degrees above zero, it feels a bit floaty and unstable at speeds of 80 to 100 km/h. Can fellow car enthusiasts offer some advice?

What could cause the engine temperature to suddenly rise while in AC mode during a traffic jam in summer?

Hi everyone, when I drive fast and press the brakes a bit hard, there's a thudding sound and the brake pedal feels like it's bouncing. This doesn't happen when I'm driving slowly or pressing the brakes lightly. Is this the ABS system kicking in or is it an issue with the brake pads? Also, regarding the temperature gauge on the dashboard, I remember it used to show two bars as soon as I started the car, right in the middle, but now it takes a few minutes to gradually rise half a bar at a time. Am I remembering wrong or is the coolant level low?

Does anyone else experience this issue with the Hongqi H7 1.8T? In the summer, when stuck in traffic, turning on the air conditioning for a few minutes causes the engine to show high temperature.

When I start my 2021 Outlander, there's a popping sound in the engine bay during cold starts, but it goes away once the temperature rises. Has anyone else experienced this?

Is it normal for a 2014 Peugeot 2008 1.6 automatic to have the engine temperature rise very slowly, taking over ten minutes to reach 70 degrees? Could it be that the engine oil is too thick?