East Coast Auto Sport
Radiator Service
Check the heat exchanger at the center of engine cooling.
Service overview
WHAT TO KNOW
The radiator transfers heat from coolant to outside air. Leaks, damaged fins or restricted flow can reduce its effectiveness. A radiator inspection also considers hoses and airflow because overheating is not always caused by the radiator itself.
When to have it checked
- Coolant around the radiator
- Visible radiator damage
- High engine temperature
Planning your service
Schedule service for leaks or damage. For overheating, stop safely and let the engine cool; never remove a hot radiator or coolant cap.
Step by step
WHAT TO EXPECT.
A typical radiator service visit follows these steps. The exact work depends on your vehicle and inspection findings; repairs are discussed before proceeding.
Inspect the radiator
Check visible damage, fins and connections.
Test the cooling concern
Assess leaks, airflow and related cooling components.
Repair or replace as needed
Review the findings and carry out the approved work.
Verify cooling
Check coolant, air bleeding, leaks and operating temperature as required.
READY TO
GET STARTED?
Ask about radiator service. Tell us your vehicle’s year, make, model, mileage and what you’ve noticed.
Call 973-485-6900 Text 973-390-0763