The cooling system consists of a cooling fan, water pump, thermostat, radiator, heater core, heater valve, and various other parts that primarily work together to dissipate and reduce heat produced by your vehicle’s engine.

When the engine reaches maximum operating temperatures, the thermostat opens and releases antifreeze from the engine to the radiator, which initiates the circulatory flow to absorb excess heat. The engine coolant or antifreeze is also responsible for keeping other engine fluids from boiling or freezing in extremely low temperatures. Over time, antifreeze breaks down and loses its efficiency. If not drained and replaced, old antifreeze can lead to corrosion.

During a cooling system flush and fill, our staff will drain the antifreeze from the radiator, flush the cooling system, and fill the radiator with new antifreeze. Our technicians will also perform a multi point cooling system inspection. During an inspection of the cooling system service, our trained technicians will check the cooling fan, radiator, hoses, fittings and thermostat operation.

Because the radiator is responsible for cooling the antifreeze as it circulates throughout the cooling system, a leak or a broken radiator hose can lead to major engine failure. A radiator pressure test is one way we can check for potential leaks in the cooling system. If you experience any issues with your car overheating, leaking coolant, or you feel like it’s time for a cooling system maintenance service, please call, or fill out the form below to make an appointment. A member of our team will get back to you shortly to confirm all of your details. A member of our team will get back to you shortly to confirm all of your details.