Coolant leaks & hoses
We inspect coolant-loss concerns and cooling-system hoses and connections to locate the leak and identify the required repair.
OVERHEATING · COOLANT LEAKS · RADIATORS
If your car is overheating, losing coolant or showing a temperature warning, Complete Auto Services can diagnose the cooling-system problem and carry out the needed mechanical repairs.
Monday–Friday 8 AM–5 PM · Saturday by appointment · Sunday closed
Tell us your vehicle’s year, make and model, what you have noticed and when the problem occurs. We inspect and diagnose the concern, explain the recommended work and provide an estimate before repairs begin.
We inspect coolant-loss concerns and cooling-system hoses and connections to locate the leak and identify the required repair.
Radiator and water-pump problems can affect cooling performance. Inspection helps determine whether either component needs repair or replacement.
An overheating symptom does not identify one specific failed part. We assess the cooling system, including thermostat and related operating concerns, before recommending repairs.
Cost depends on the vehicle, diagnostic work, parts required and access to the affected components. Call with your vehicle details; an inspection may be needed before we can provide a firm estimate.
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Pull over safely, turn off the engine and let it cool. Do not open a hot radiator or coolant-system cap. Call for assistance rather than continuing to drive an overheating vehicle.
Yes. We diagnose coolant leaks and repair or replace the affected components based on inspection.
No. Coolant loss, thermostat, water-pump or other faults can contribute. Diagnosis is needed to identify the cause and check for related damage.
Visit the main repair building at 10150 N Florida Ave, Tampa, FL 33612. Open Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM. Saturday by appointment; Sunday closed.