Cooling Systems decrease heat temperatures to help other engine parts work correctly. Inside your engine, spark plugs start up the gas within the cylinders to produce little explosions that move your car down the road. These little explosions create burning temperatures that could damage your engine, if not regulated. With the majority of cooling systems, a liquid coolant is delivered via passages in the engine and absorbs the heat energy given off by the engine. When it moves down the rubber tubes, it is cooled by the air coming through the car's grill. Many vital parts enter a cooling system.

 

• Ignoring your cooling system can easily cause major damage and even full engine failure}
• Your antifreeze and coolant system should be flushed every 30,000 to 50,000 miles or every 2 years
• Your coolant levels should be examined in the course of every oil change

Throughout a cooling system inspection, a technician will check: