Coolant Change in Manchester
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For reliable vehicle servicing and repairs, you should consider booking an appointment at Delta One MOT in Eccles. We provide quality MOT tests, servicing and repairs for all makes and models in Eccles and the surrounding areas.
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We pride ourselves on delivering a reliable and efficient service and we’re able to service/repair most makes and model of cars. We work to a customer charter, so you can be assured of the best service at a trustworthy garage. We look forward to welcoming you at our garage!
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F Dunn and Sons is a family run business which has been serving the Manchester area since 1930. We are able to perform many vehicle repairs including servicing, MOT testing, diagnostics, air con repairs and general mechanical work for individual motorists or organisations with large fleets. We pride...
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Your vehicle is essential for both your business and personal life, so you need to keep it in top roadworthy condition. You can rely on R2 garage to look after it with professionalism, skill and care – backed by honesty, integrity and 100 percent commitment to your satisfaction.
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Independant Family run business for the last 10 Years. Offering great service and prices throughout the local area.
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Tottington Motor Company has a comprehensive state of the art workshop with servicing, MOT and diagnostic facilities. We pride ourselves on the range of services our onsite workshop offers, we have the expertise, standards and facilities of a main dealer at a fraction of the price. Regardless of w...
What is coolant?
Coolant is a specially-formulated chemical liquid, commonly known as antifreeze, that circulates through a car’s engine. It removes excess heat from a car’s engine by passing it through the car’s radiator. Furthermore, the solution contains inhibitors that protect the metal, plastic and rubber in the cooling system from corrosion. And, as the name antifreeze suggests, it also doesn’t freeze up in bitterly cold conditions, so it plays an important role in a car all year long.
Why is changing the coolant important?
You should book a coolant change frequently, at least every 2 years. Low coolant can cause overheating, which would have serious implications for other components on the car. Even though coolant can leak and evaporate over time, in many cars it often looks as though the coolant never needs changing because its level seems to stay the same. However, draining and flushing the coolant system, including the radiator, at least once a year is important. Flushing pushes out all the old coolant, debris from corrosion and scale. If left in the engine, it may become clogged up, potentially causing extensive damage.
How is a coolant change done?
Before a mechanic drains the cooling system, he might add coolant cleaner to the coolant and then start the engine, depending on what the manufacturer specifies. After the car has run for a while, he would turn it off and drain it. He would then add water to flush it and drain it again, twice, before finally putting in the fresh coolant.
What are the possible signs that a car needs a coolant change?
- When a car’s maintenance or engine temperature light illuminates on its dashboard.
- If the car’s engine starts running at a higher temperature than usual, signifying that the engine is overheating.
How long does a coolant change take?
- Approximately 1 hour.
How much does a coolant change cost?
- Up to £50.
Driving in Manchester
The up-side for visitors is that Manchester is a fast paced, exciting, thriving city that never sleeps; the down side for drivers is that it is the 12th most congested city in Europe. Mancunians work hard and play hard. The old Industrial Revolution symbol of the worker bee, which still adorns the mosaic floors of the Town Hall, seems as appropriate now as it was during Manchester’s industrial heyday.
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