multiple reasons can cause overheating,usually the thermostat.But I found out it can also be The radiator being clooged,The fan clutch is faulty,or having a flex fan with out a shroud.It also depends on how it is driven. You may have the wrong size exhaust system if you or someone else have changed the engine from a 305 or smaller size. Could also be airlocked, a head gasket might be gone, water pump might be done as well. Hard to say. Depends on the circumstances and the progression of the ensuing issue. you can also bypass your heater core to make sure your heater core isn't clogged,your can also have your cooling system ckecked for leaks,and if you or someone has added alot of stop leaks to your cooling system that could also be the cause of your problems answer
the timing could be off and also you could have a reverse flow water pump (serpintine)
To far advanced may make it run a little hot but not over heat. You have some else causing it to over heat, give us more details.
Check to make sure you have enough coolant and motor oil. If those are okay, you need to check your theromostat. Worst case would be that you need to replace the water pump.
Usually caused by worn bearings.
The 36 volt motor will over heat (depending on the load of the motor)on 48 volts and melt the copper inside the motor you can rewind the copper inside to cope with the extra 12 volts.My answer would be not to try it as i have and it totaly melted the copper inside.
itcould cause the car to over heat. wich can destroy your motor. if it didnt over heat you have another problem. kia has had a lot of problems with the fuel pump ground back by the tank.
Motors in heaters are to run the fans to distribute the heat over a larger area.
Lack of water in the radiator. Or could be you need a new thermostat.
The motor will not function the way it is expected to (will really struggle to deliver the load) and over heat and likely to burn out quickly.
It would depend on the alarm, a steady alarm indicates an engine over heat. If the engine alarm is a series of beeps, this would indicate an oil pump / supply failure.
starter motor slipping! replace or rebuild!
idk I would have to look at the engine myself to make a really good answer of it
yes it will over heat it beacause they have a limited range of moving.