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Steam coming from under your vehicle hood may mean that

Correct answer

  • your anti-lock brakes have failed.
  • there is a short-circuit in the electrical system.
  • your cooling system has overheated.

Explanation

Steam coming from under your vehicle hood may mean that your cooling system has overheated. Pull to the side of the road and turn off your engine immediately. Carry extra water in your car to add to your radiator only after the engine has cooled.

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