Cooling system / radiator
Pressure test, leak found, repaired and refilled.
About thisMechanic · a short drive from Guildford
One workshop, at 7 Daking Street, North Parramatta, a short drive from central Guildford. We don't have a branch in Guildford.
Getting here
Drive
A short drive
The mapped route from central Guildford runs via Woodville Road, Pitt Street and O'Connell Street, then Church Street to Daking Street. Landmarks: Guildford station, Woodville Road, Guildford Road.
Drop-off
8am to 6pm, every day
Before 8am by arrangement, and we text when it's ready.
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Woodville Road carries the longest part of the drive from Guildford. Mapped from the middle of the suburb, it starts on Guildford Road, follows Woodville Road to Church Street, then Pitt Street, Macquarie Street and O'Connell Street through Parramatta, with Barney Street and Church Street at the end. Daking Street is a short drive from central Guildford. Guildford station is a landmark in the suburb, which borders Merrylands West, Merrylands, Granville, Chester Hill, Greystanes and Fairfield.
Cooling system work is from $350, and the system is pressure-tested so the leak shows itself before it is repaired and refilled. A water pump is from $449, with the pump replaced, fresh coolant in and the system bled so no air pocket is left behind to cause the next overheat. If the temperature gauge starts climbing, pull over and let the engine cool rather than pressing on. Diagnosis is free. You only pay if you approve the repair. A logbook service is from $149, carried out to your manufacturer's schedule and stamped in the book.
Same price from every suburb
Pressure test, leak found, repaired and refilled.
About thisPump replaced, coolant refilled, system bled.
About thisManufacturer's schedule, logbook stamped. Keeps your car warranted, for the right price.
About thisStarting prices for common cars, GST included. Confirmed for your car before we start.
Prices include GST · Price terms
Straight answers
A short drive. The workshop is at 7 Daking Street, North Parramatta, off Church Street.
No, pull over, switch the engine off and let it cool, and leave the radiator cap alone while it is hot. Driving on while it overheats can warp an aluminium head, and a tow costs far less than that repair. Ring us and we will talk it through.
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