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Cooling System Service

Complete cooling system maintenance and repairs. Keep your engine running cool year-round.

Cooling System

Full Cooling System Services

Your cooling system does more than just the radiator—it includes the thermostat, water pump, heater core, hoses, and more. When any of these components fail, your engine can overheat quickly. Our comprehensive cooling system services keep everything working together properly.

Whether you need routine maintenance or repairs to a specific component, our certified technicians have the expertise to get your cooling system performing at its best.

Our Cooling System Services

  • Coolant Flush & Fill — Complete flush to remove old coolant and contaminants, followed by fresh antifreeze.
  • Thermostat Service — Replacement of faulty thermostats that cause overheating or poor heater performance.
  • Water Pump Repair — Repair or replacement of circulating pumps that move coolant through the engine.
  • Heater Core Service — Fix no-heat issues with your vehicle's heating system.
  • Hose Replacement — All radiator hoses, heater hoses, and coolant lines.
  • Cooling Fan Service — Electric fans, fan clutches, and fan shroud.

Why Regular Cooling System Service Matters

  • Prevents engine overheating and costly repairs
  • Extends engine life by maintaining proper operating temperature
  • Improves fuel efficiency
  • Ensures heater works when you need it
  • Reduces risk of being stranded on the road
  • Maintains warranty coverage on newer vehicles

How Often Should You Service Your Cooling System?

We recommend coolant flush every 30,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first. However, if you notice any symptoms of cooling system problems, bring your vehicle in immediately. Regular maintenance is much cheaper than major engine repairs from overheating.

Cooling System Service

From $89/service

Basic coolant flush from $89. Additional services priced separately.

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Services Available:

  • Coolant flush ($89+)
  • Thermostat ($120+)
  • Water pump ($180+)
  • Heater core ($200+)
  • Hose replacement

Common Questions

Signs of a bad thermostat include: engine running hotter than normal, temperature gauge fluctuation, heater not producing heat, or coolant leaks near the thermostat housing. If you experience any of these, have it checked out.

A coolant flush includes: draining the old coolant, flushing the system with cleaning solution, flushing with water to remove all debris, refilling with fresh coolant to the correct level and type, and burping the system to remove air pockets.

Adding coolant is a temporary fix if you're low. However, old coolant breaks down over time and becomes acidic, which can damage cooling system components. Regular flushing removes this buildup and extends the life of your radiator, water pump, and engine.