Coolant Flush

Your car’s cooling system is set to maintain the heat dispersed from your engine. Minimizing this heat will prevent components of your engine from not working correctly. Inside your engine, spark plugs ignite the gas within the engine cylinders that generate a small explosion that produces heat. These explosions can generate temperatures that are so hot they could cause damage to your engine if not controlled. Most cooling systems use a liquid coolant that is pumped throughout the engine, which absorbs the heat given off by the engine. This now hot liquid coolant is then cooled passively by the air coming in through the vehicle’s grill.

During the cooling system repair process, our technicians will check:

• Your fluid levels
• Hoses and belts for cracks
• Signs of deterioration
• Check for leaks
• Fans
• And the thermostat

When driving in extremely cold temperatures, it is important to be aware of your antifreeze levels. Antifreeze allows your car’s liquids to not freeze solid.

Over time, your automobile’s cooling system can form scale deposits that can restrict coolant circulation. Don’t worry, this is normal, and the fix is a simple coolant flush. Performing routine inspections will guarantee your car remains cooled and increases its longevity. Here are some tips for keeping your car’s cooling system working properly:

• Check your fluids, and don’t disregard your cooling system
• Get a coolant flush every 30,000 to 50,000 miles or every 2 years
• Get your coolant levels inspected with every oil change

Our master technicians are here to help you diagnose any cooling system repair issue with your vehicle with luxury standard care.