Cooling System

Cooling System Repairing Service

The Cooling System of the vehicle keeps the engine from overheating since the car engine best runs at a high temperature. There are two types of cooling systems: liquid-cooled and air-cooled. Most modern cars are liquid-cooled while older cars are typically air-cooled. No matter what type of vehicle you have, if the car engine is overheating this is problematic and cause to bring the vehicle into the shop for servicing of the Cooling System.

Service Breakdown

Cooling system flush & fill
Cooling system pressure test
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Replace radiator
How do you know if you need a repair?

There are several apparent signs that one should look for to determine when their vehicle's Cooling System requires servicing!

  • An Engine Temperature warning light that appears on your car's dashboard looks like a thermometer with wavy lines next to it. If the light appears while in motion, your car is telling you that the engine is too hot. This could be a symptom of a coolant leak.
  • When the car's heater stops working this may be an indicator that coolant is leaking or there is a blockage.
  • If suddenly your gas mileage seems to be very poor and you are making more frequent trips to the gas station, this may be caused by a problem in the car's coolant system.
  • Antifreeze has a sweet smell. It you detect a sweet scent and have steam coming from under your car's hood or suddenly have a film on the inside of the window, the vehicle's cooling system could be leaking.
What may cause the problem and how can you prevent it?

There are multiple reasons as to why the Cooling System may go bad in your car. If you think that you have a coolant leak, the best thing to do in this situation is to locate the source of the leakage. If the leakage seems to be small enough to allow the vehicle to be safely operated, wait until your engine cools down and you can add coolant. Immediately thereafter have your vehicle serviced by a certified professional as quickly as possible.

More About Cooling Systems:

The Cooling system should not be overlooked. It is necessary to keep the car's engine working properly. A Cooling system with a problem that goes unserviced for too long will lead to more expensive problems in the future. If you see any signs of a Coolant leakage contact Scott's Auto Center today, to have your vehicle's Cooling System inspected!

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