Audi Cooling System Service & Repairs

Cooling Systems decrease heat temperatures to help other engine parts work efficiently. Inside your engine, spark plugs ignite the gas within the cylinders to produce explosions which propel your car down the road. These explosions create extreme temperatures that could damage your engine if not properly controlled. With the majority of cooling systems, a liquid coolant is delivered through passages in the engine and absorbs the heat energy produced by the engine. When it moves through the rubber hoses, it is cooled by the air coming through the car’s grille. There are many vital parts involved in a cooling system, and we can inspect all of them.

Cooling System Inspections:

• Hose pipes and belts for indicators of holes or splits.
• Your fluid level and condition.
• Indicators of rust and corrosion.
• Residue or fluids that can show signs of damage or leaks.
• Ensuring all components, fans, and the thermostat are functioning properly.

When driving in extremely cold temperatures, you should ensure you have suitable levels of antifreeze in your automobile to avoid freezing your liquid coolants and additional engine fluids.

Eventually, your vehicle's cooling system will create scale deposits that restrict coolant circulation and require your cooling system to be flushed. Having a skilled technician perform regular check-ups will ensure that your Audi continues to be appropriately cooled and operating efficiently for years to come.

To keep your car cooling system in proper working order, it is important to keep the following in mind:

• Ignoring your cooling system can easily cause major damage and even full engine failure.
• Your antifreeze and coolant system should be flushed every 30,000 to 50,000 miles or every 2 years.
• Your coolant levels should be checked during every oil change.