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Why Cooling System Repair is Crucial for Your Vehicle

Is your car running hotter than it used to? Are you hearing a strange whining noise from the engine? If so, your car’s cooling system may need some attention. While this repair may not always be a priority when maintaining your vehicle, it is essential for keeping your car running properly. Let’s look at why cooling system repair is necessary and what you should do if you suspect an issue with your car’s cooling system.

What is the Cooling System & What Does It Do?

The primary purpose of a car’s cooling system is to keep the engine from overheating. The cooling system circulates coolant throughout the engine block, which acts as a heat transfer agent between the engine and the radiator. This coolant absorbs heat from the engine and transfers it to the radiator, dispersed into the air outside the vehicle.

When Should I Have My Car’s Cooling System Repaired?

If you notice any of these warning signs, there is an issue with your vehicle’s cooling system: increased temperature gauge readings; strange noises under the hood; steam or smoke under the hood; leaks on or around the radiator or engine block; and low coolant levels. Take your car to an auto repair shop immediately for service. The longer you wait, the more damage can occur, resulting in costly repairs.

How Can I Prevent Cooling System Issues?

The best way to avoid costly repairs is by proactively maintaining the cooling system throughout its lifetime. Bring your vehicle in for routine inspections and maintenance checks at least once yearly. Our team will inspect all components of your cooling system and let you know if any areas of concern need immediate attention.

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