We offer a quality coolant fluid exchange service at Hibdon Auto Center. We work quickly so you can get back on the road and take great pride in extending customer satisfaction. We have skilled technicians with hands-on experience performing coolant fluid exchange services for all makes and models, including Ford, Chevrolet, Jeep, Ram, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and more! When you need a quality coolant fluid exchange at an affordable price performed at nohassle convenience, you should bring your vehicle to our service department in Orland, CA.
Coolant fluid is also called antifreeze because it serves two purposes as a temperature stabilizing agent. Coolant is the term used to describe the fluid when it helps the engine cooling system keep the engine cool. Antifreeze is used to describe how it prevents water from freezing in sub-zero temperatures. This fluid requires an exchange service if it gets contaminated, leaks, or is due for scheduled maintenance as detailed in the owner’s booklet.
Coolant fluid exchange service begins when our skilled technician removes the old fluid. The full engine cooling system will be inspected to confirm that it is leak-free. We will then install fresh coolant fluid to the recommended capacity detailed in the owner’s manual.
Coolant fluid is essential for keeping the engine cool and running at the specified temperature while also preventing water from freezing inside the engine in sub-zero temperatures. Coolant needs to be at its best to protect the engine no matter what the temperature outside. Neglecting this fluid’s maintenance spells trouble for the engine as it can allow the operating temperature to increase, freeze in sub-zero temperatures, and cause catastrophic damage.
Coolant fluid neglect ends in engine trouble. The engine will start to heat up, and you’ll notice the temperature gauge climbing into the caution zone. This increased heat will cause premature wear and tear on the engine’s components and shorten their lives while increasing the need for repairs. Your vehicle’s overall reliability will be at risk as engine overheating can occur if the neglect continues. The best way to prevent this disastrous outcome is by scheduling a coolant fluid exchange service as recommended.
When the synthetic motor oil in your engine needs to be changed at 10,000 miles, but you put off service until 11,000 miles because you believe it is really not a problem as you have done this before, rest assured that this is wishful thinking. Sludgy broken-down oil with contaminants will not lubricate the moving parts properly, and friction will increase alongside heat. This friction and heat will allow for rapid component wear up, including damage if the situation is bad enough. Fuel efficiency will decline as the engine runs rougher and louder until finally, the engine overheats with catastrophic damages.
