Coolant & Oil Leaks

Coolant Leakage

An oil cooler’s external failure can leak out the coolant from the engine. Most coolant leakage occurs at radiators, cooling hoses, and motor related coolant components. The leak could result in anything from a small puddle to a steady stream of coolant under the vehicle. A coolant leak from a bad oil cooler can cause engine overheating problems. If you need help taking care of leakage, contact Import Auto Center and let our experts diagnose and manage the problem for you. 

Oil Leakage

Uncontrolled leaks can stick to rubber hoses and seals and cause premature wear. Oil leaks can leave unpleasant stains on driveways and are dangerous to the environment. Worst of all, oil leaks pose a fire hazard to the engine compartment, and at worst it can lead to catastrophic engine failure. Therefore, fixing oil leaks should be every vehicle owner’s number one priority. Oil leaks occur when gaskets and seals are worn out. Inadequate lubrication of engine parts would eventually cause engine damage.

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Why choose us?

We prioritize our employees’ training and development by keeping up with technological developments and service industry innovations.

We have a team of dedicated professionals that have over 20 years of experience in automotive repair and customer service. When you bring your vehicle in to our shop, our friendly staff members will speak with you regarding your concerns and any symptoms that you may have been experiencing.

Our technicians will perform an inspection of your vehicle to determine if there is anything wrong that needs to be repaired. We guarantee that our inspection will be thorough and accurate, and that we will only recommend services that we feel are necessary to restore your car.

Here at Import Auto Center, we use the latest in factory level equipment and computer diagnostics to guarantee the quality of our work.

We offer warranty on our repairs that covers them for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first.