Coolant systems are essential to ensure the engine is operating at the proper temperatures. Without properly working coolant components, coolant systems can fail and cause damage to various engine components.
Coolant systems are essential to ensure the engine is operating at proper temperatures. Without properly working coolant components, coolant systems can fail and cause damage to various engine components. If you're facing what you think might be coolant system issues, it's always better to get your truck looked at sooner rather than later.
Depending on the problems you're experiencing with your coolant system, we may recommend a coolant flush or coolant filter replacement. At Gallaher Fleet Solutions, we address all coolant problems with professional repairs using the best parts and equipment in the industry.
Even if you're unsure of what the problem is with your coolant system, Gallaher Fleet Solutions can inspect your vehicle and determine how to proceed with coolant system repairs. Our technicians are experienced with light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty trucks and equipment. At Gallaher Fleet Solutions in Statesville, NC, we're always happy to answer any questions regarding your truck's coolant system — pick up the phone and give our team a call.
Call the shop nearest you, or send a message and we'll get back to you the same business day.
Repairs to coolant systems can be very dangerous. Faulty coolant components left running can lead to serious damage, high repair costs, and even engine replacement.
Not every coolant problem starts with a leak. If you notice any of these symptoms, it may be time for coolant system repairs.
As soon as you notice a coolant leak, get your system checked by professionals who can keep a coolant system failure from affecting other parts of your engine.
An engine that keeps running hot is a clear sign the coolant system isn't keeping temperatures where they need to be — and heat damage adds up fast.
Brown sludge in your coolant reservoir tank points to a problem inside the system. A coolant flush or filter replacement may be needed.
A decrease in engine performance or an unusual noise from the coolant system means you're not getting the most power out of your engine. Have it inspected.
Diesel engines generate more heat than gasoline engines, so the right coolant mix matters — it prevents freezing in cold weather and boiling in extreme heat. Learn why coolant with the right additives protects against cavitation damage, and why OEM-spec coolant and regular flushes keep your engine protected.
