Service
Engine and cooling
The engine, and the system that keeps it cool.
Timing components, gaskets, water pumps, radiators and hoses.
Ref. 03Engine and cooling
Service
The engine, and the system that keeps it cool.
Timing components, gaskets, water pumps, radiators and hoses.
Ref. 03Engine and cooling
Engine and cooling work belong together because one protects the other. The cooling system carries heat away from the engine, and an engine that runs hot does not stay healthy for long. We work on timing components, gaskets, water pumps, radiators and hoses.
These are often the repairs that decide whether an older car is worth keeping. That is a decision you should make with the facts in front of you, so the estimate shows what failed, with photos, and what else we saw while we were in there.
They keep the moving parts of the engine in step with each other.
The seals between engine parts. When they fail, oil or coolant ends up where it should not be.
The pump that moves coolant through the engine and the radiator.
Where the coolant gives up its heat to the air.
They carry coolant between the parts. Rubber hardens, softens and cracks with age.
Common signs. Any one of them is reason enough to have it looked at.
Book a drop-off and tell us what you have noticed. We inspect the engine and cooling system and find where the problem is coming from. You get a written estimate with photos, and the work waits for your approval.
Overheating and active leaks go in the do now column. A hose that is ageing or a seal that is only damp can often be watched. The estimate tells you which of those you are looking at.
The estimate comes first, in writing, with photos. Nothing is done without your approval.
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