Truck Coolant System Repair Services in Odessa, TX

About Our Coolant System Repair Services

When it comes to your truck, your engine is its heart. Whether you’re an owner-operator or the owner of a fleet, making sure it’s running properly can mean the difference between a good productive day and costly downtime. That’s where a good well-maintained coolant system comes in.

The engine puts off a lot of heat while it’s operating, with all that heat needing to go somewhere otherwise the engine can overheat and start causing malfunctions. That’s where the truck’s coolant system comes in. Using a combination of coolant and external air to dissipate absorbed heat, an efficiently running system can mean the difference between continued productivity and dents in your wallet thanks to downtime.

Our Coolant System Repair Services for Trucks & Fleets

Regen Diesel Repair heavy truck repair offers comprehensive maintenance and inspection services for your truck’s coolant system. From a standard coolant replacement to replacing the radiator to fixing the water pump, our team of qualified mechanics can fix it. We use the best technology on the market to perform a thorough inspection of your coolant system to identify both current and potential problems before any repairs are made. Regen Diesel Repair has access to the market’s best parts for any truck model and brand on the road, so rest assured that no matter your truck we can handle it.

Why is my truck’s coolant system malfunctioning?

If your truck has begun suffering from issues like increased coolant temperatures, engine power loss, or increased fuel consumption to name a few then it can be a sign of some part of your coolant system malfunctioning. This can occur for a variety of reasons across the length of the system. For example, your radiator can become clogged with external debris or affected by other internal issues; this can result in coolant not being properly cycled through the system and heat not being dispersed properly. Another cause is contamination in your coolant caused by rust from your radiator or other debris. The coolant will become a thick sludge which can cause engine corrosion and requires a full coolant flush and replacement. Also, keep an eye out for a puddle underneath your vehicle while parked. This is a sign of worn gaskets or seals, meaning coolant starts leaking out of the system and impacting engine cooling.