IMPORT · DOMESTIC · EURO
BALTIMORE COOLING SYSTEM
MAINTENANCE & REPAIR
Honest, Affordable, Professional repairs
IMPORT · DOMESTIC · EURO
Honest, Affordable, Professional repairs
RADIATOR & ENGINE COOLING SERVICE
Your vehicle’s cooling system manages engine temperature and helps protect against overheating. A coolant leak, restricted flow or a failing component can interrupt that process, potentially leaving you stranded and causing costly engine damage.
JE Import Performance provides cooling system maintenance and repairs to address coolant leaks, radiator problems and other causes of overheating. If you’ve noticed rising temperature readings, falling coolant levels or a visible leak, our team can inspect the system, identify the cause and explain the repairs your vehicle needs.
Engines overheat when their is an issue with the vehicles coolant system. This can include:
If you notice your engine temperatures rising, you should pull over as soon as it is safe to do so and following a few steps to allow your engine to cool.
If you continue to drive your vehicle while the engine is overheating, you can cause additional damage such as:
If a cooling system issue is caught early, then costs can be somewhat low.
Expect ranges from $30 for a replacement coolant hose, to $300+ for a replacement radiator.
The best way to avoid a costly service bill is to have your cooling system checked regularly.
If your engine overheats and you do not follow the suggestions above, then repairs can be very expensive, especially if you engine cannot be saved.
Unfortunately there is no service schedule for things like your radiator or rad hoses.
However, you should follow your owner’s manual in regards to when your vehicle’s fluid maintenance should be done.
A good guideline is to have your coolant flushed every 60,000 – 100,000 miles.
When doing so, we recommend having a licensed technician look over your coolant system components.
Common signs of a bad cooling system include:
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Tell us about your vehicle and any overheating, coolant leaks or temperature warnings you’ve noticed.