Chevrolet Cooling System Service

What does the Cooling System Do?

The cooling system's primary function it to carry heat away from the engine. Every ignition cycle is a mini explosion inside the engine that generates immense amounts of heat. Engine coolant absorbs heats as it circulates through where it is dispersed into the air at the radiator.

But there's much more that engine coolant does. Properly mixed engine coolant prevents damage from freezing in the Michigan cold-weather climate. The cooling system helps maintain an optimal engine temperature to prevent air pollution. And hot coolant circulates through your Chevy's cabin to generate the heat that keeps you comfortable.

Over time, a reaction with different metals and from temperature changes causes engine coolant to deteriorate. It becomes acidic and deposits form on internal cooling system parts. A Chevrolet cooling system service restores your cooling system function in a straightforward routine service.

How It's Done

At Feldman Chevrolet of Lansing, a professional technician inspects your cooling system for leaks and other concerns like Tire Balance during a complimentary multi-point inspection. The engine coolant is drained, the cooling system is completely flushed, and new engine coolant is filled using state-of-the-art service equipment. For most vehicles, a cooling system service is scheduled every 5 years or 100,000 miles.