HEAVY-DUTY COOLING SYSTEM & RADIATOR REPAIR
Engine Temperature Control
KEEP HEAVY-DUTY ENGINE TEMPERATURES UNDER CONTROL
OVERHEATING DIAGNOSTICS, COOLING-SYSTEM SERVICE AND RADIATOR REPAIR
A heavy-duty diesel engine produces significant heat, especially when pulling a load or operating for extended periods. The cooling system must circulate coolant and move heat away from the engine consistently.
Leaks, restricted airflow, poor coolant circulation or a failing component can cause overheating and lead to more extensive engine damage.
Bo’s Garage provides cooling-system diagnostics and radiator repair for commercial trucks, semis and select charter or tour buses.
OVERHEATING DIAGNOSTICS
System checks based on temperature and operating concerns
RADIATOR REPAIR
Service for leaks, damage and cooling-performance problems
HEAVY-DUTY DIESEL
Commercial truck, semi and bus applications
Why Overheating Needs Attention
EXCESSIVE HEAT CAN DAMAGE MORE THAN THE COOLING SYSTEM
IDENTIFY THE CAUSE BEFORE CONTINUING TO OPERATE THE VEHICLE
An overheating engine may be caused by coolant loss, restricted flow, poor airflow or a component that is no longer operating correctly.
Because several cooling-system problems can create similar symptoms, replacing one visible component may not resolve the underlying cause.
Inspecting the complete system helps identify where the problem begins and which repair is needed.
COOLING-SYSTEM WARNING SIGNS
Our Process
FROM OVERHEATING CONCERN TO COMPLETED SERVICE
SYSTEMATIC INSPECTION OF COOLANT FLOW, AIRFLOW AND RELATED COMPONENTS
REVIEW THE SYMPTOMS
We discuss when the overheating or coolant-loss problem occurs and how the vehicle is being operated.
INSPECT THE SYSTEM
The radiator, hoses, connections and other visible cooling-system components are checked for concerns.
TEST & DIAGNOSE
Coolant circulation, airflow and related operating components are evaluated as needed.
REPAIR & VERIFY
Approved repairs are completed, followed by appropriate temperature and operating checks.
Heavy-Duty Cooling Systems
FROM THE RADIATOR TO COOLANT CIRCULATION AND AIRFLOW
SERVICE BASED ON ENGINE CONFIGURATION, OPERATING CONDITIONS AND FINDINGS
Depending on the vehicle and diagnostic findings, service may involve the radiator, hoses, clamps, water pump, thermostat, fan, belts, coolant reservoir, sensors or related components.
Cooling-system configurations vary by engine and vehicle. Call with the year, make and model, engine manufacturer and overheating symptoms so we can confirm service availability.
