Buick Encore engine overheating and constant leaks with fuel pipe replacement needed on Buick Encore

Submitted by Vehicle Owner · Jun 23, 2025
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Problem overview

Some Buick Encore owners report experiencing engine overheating due to common causes such as coolant leaks, radiator fan issues, and thermostat failures. These overheating problems are particularly prevalent in early model years from 2013 to 2017, where plastic cooling system parts are prone to failure, leading to serious damage like blown head gaskets or cracked engine blocks if not addressed promptly. Additionally, some owners report leaks occurring in various areas, particularly where hoses connect to plastic fittings at the back of the engine. When fuel pipe replacement is necessary, it is crucial to address this issue quickly to prevent further complications. Regular maintenance, including checking coolant levels, is recommended to avoid overheating due to insufficient coolant. Owners facing these issues are advised to consult with a mechanic or authorized service center to effectively resolve them and prolong the vehicle's lifespan and performance.

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