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Overheating and Cooling System Repair

Engine Running Hot? Don’t Wait.

Overheating can ruin an engine fast. Pull over safely, then call us and we’ll find the cause.

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Precision Auto Repair technician working on a car
Signs to look for

Does this sound familiar?

  • The temperature gauge climbs above normal
  • Steam or a sweet smell from the hood
  • Coolant level keeps dropping
  • The heater blows cold while the engine is hot
  • Puddles of green, orange or pink fluid
  • The check engine light with a temperature warning
How we handle it

Inspect, show, then fix.

An engine that overheats can warp the head and blow a head gasket in minutes. If your gauge climbs, pull over safely, turn off the engine and let it cool before opening the hood. Don’t keep driving.

Overheating usually comes from a leak, a bad thermostat, a failing water pump, a clogged radiator or a cooling fan that isn’t working. We pressure test the system, find the cause, and explain the repair.

Repairs carry a 3 years or 36,000 miles warranty.

What to expect

Simple and clear.

We inspect and test

Our technicians find the real cause, not just the symptom.

You see it and approve

You get photos and a plain explanation. Nothing starts until you say yes.

We fix it and back it

Warranty: 3 years or 36,000 miles. Our labor is guaranteed for life.

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Questions

Questions about overheating and cooling system repair.

What should I do if my car overheats?

Pull over safely, turn off the engine, let it cool and call us. Don’t open the radiator cap while hot.

Can I add water and keep driving?

That’s a short term fix at best. The leak or failure is still there.

What causes overheating?

A coolant leak, thermostat, water pump, radiator or fan. We test to find the cause.

Is a head gasket the cause?

Sometimes. We test before we say so.

Ready when you’re ready.

Call during business hours, or book online in about a minute. Most cars are back on the road the same day.

Precision technician testing a cooling system