When Cruze was idling, the water temperature was 1 10 degrees, the fan turned, and the water level of the antifreeze kettle soared, which was obviously heard in the car.

The water temperature can reach 1 10 at idle speed. Please clean your radiator and see if there is something blocking it, which is not conducive to heat dissipation. The lower the speed, the higher the temperature, which is common sense, and the heat dissipation is not good. When the water temperature rises, the pot will boil and the car will run to dissipate heat. When the temperature drops, the liquid level will drop. Or your cooling system is not smooth. Check whether there is mud in the water tank that can't dissipate heat, whether the water pipe in your circulation system is blocked, and whether the throttle valve is out of order. You check from these aspects. If you don't check it for a long time, your engine may be in danger of cylinder pulling if its high-speed cycle is not good. I hope it works for you.