Coolant System Service & Repair
The coolant system in a car plays a vital role in maintaining the engine's temperature and preventing it from overheating. It circulates the coolant, a mixture of water and antifreeze, throughout the engine to absorb and dissipate heat. The coolant system is crucial because it protects the engine from excessive heat, which can cause the components to warp or even lead to a catastrophic failure. Due to the continuous exposure to heat and contaminants, the coolant system requires regular maintenance and occasional repairs. Servicing the coolant system involves inspecting the coolant level, checking for leaks or blockages, testing the efficiency of the radiator, and flushing and replacing the coolant when necessary. Failure to properly service or repair the coolant system can result in engine overheating, reduced performance, and costly repairs. Therefore, it is vital for car owners to prioritize the maintenance and repair of their vehicle's coolant system to ensure optimal engine performance and longevity.
WHEN IS IT NEEDED?
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Every 2-3 years​
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If you see coolant leaking from the vehicle
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If you notice the radiator fans running longer than usual
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If you receive coolant related messages on dashboard
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If the temperature gauge is registering higher than usual​