Radiator Repair Service

SIGNS YOU NEED RADIATOR REPAIR

• Coolant warning light illuminated
• Overheating that might seize the engine
• Steam coming from under the hood
• Leaking coolant, low coolant level or milky coolant
• Sweet smell
• Cracks in the tank
• Bent radiator fins

If you notice any of the above issues, then it is probably time to stop in at your local NAPA Auto Care center for automotive radiator repair service. Our ASE-certified technicians will give your entire cooling system a full inspection so you don’t have any surprises down the road. Then, we will help you decide which radiator repair option is right for you. Not only will the radiator repair service get done properly, but we will also safely dispose of your used coolant.

Radiator Repair at NAPA Auto Care

Cooling system problems don’t repair themselves. In fact, a common problem can progress to catastrophic failure if left unattended. Don’t get stranded on the side of the road when your local NAPA Auto Care center is the solution to finding radiator service nearby. Radiator repair services range from a simple coolant flush to an entire cooling system overhaul with new water pump, radiator hoses, radiator and coolant.

You may also need more than just what a typical radiator repair shop offers. If your cooling system needs a radiator hose replacement or even a new water pump, you’re going to need an expert to assess the bigger picture. That is why NAPA Auto Care technicians are trained to look at your entire vehicle with the knowledge of how every system works together. A physically damaged radiator could also mean a physically damaged AC condenser. In some cases, it is possible to perform a radiator leak repair, but avoiding a full radiator replacement depends on the radiator design.

How Much Does Radiator Repair Cost?

If you do need radiator services or any other cooling system service, what can you expect to pay? Car radiator repair is a common procedure, but the cost can vary based on the vehicle make and model. Rely on the easy-to-use NAPA Auto Care Repair Estimator to plan your budget.

Expect to pay approximately $1,400 for a new radiator. A radiator hose replacement typically costs between $500 and $1,000. If you are wondering, “How do I find a radiator flush service near me?”, your local NAPA Auto Care center can handle the job. A radiator flush service typically costs $400 or so and helps remove any contamination from the cooling system.