Radiator Repair

Radiator Expert Diagnostics

As a network of full-service auto repair centers, no issue is too big or too small for our technicians. When it comes to radiator diagnostics, the most common assessment is a pressure test. This consists of applying pressure to the system to test the condition of the radiator cap and to check for leaks in the cooling system as a whole.

Efficient Radiator Repairs

Once we diagnose the issue, we can take measures to properly repair it. From minor fixes to full-blown replacements, our experienced technicians can handle any type of radiator repair or replacement - no matter how big or how small. Contact us today for more information and to schedule an appointment for radiator service.

Quality Replacement Parts

At all of our local GreatWater-affiliated shops, we don't cut corners when it comes to servicing your vehicle. On that note, we use only the highest-quality replacement parts to complement our industry-leading service. We make it a point to treat our customers' vehicles no differently than we'd treat one of our vehicles. We'll never take shortcuts with any repair or service, and we always make a point to do right by the drivers who trust us with their vehicles.

Common Radiator Issues

How do you know if there's a problem with your radiator? Here's a look at some common signs:

• Engine overheating: Is the temperature gauge on your dashboard ticking higher than it usually does? The culprit is likely some sort of problem with your radiator.
• Engine overheating: Steam billowing from under the hood of your vehicle is a clear sign of engine overheating, indicating an issue with the coolant system.
• Coolant leaks: Do you notice a green, orange, or blue spot underneath your vehicle after it's been parked for a while? It's likely a sign of a coolant leak - and you should seek service immediately.

When you take your vehicle to one of our local shops for a suspected radiator problem, we'll carefully inspect the system and solve the problem accordingly. In some cases, radiator fluid exchange is all that's necessary. In other cases, more significant repairs may need to be carried out.