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Car Cooling System Repair in Phoenix

Is your car running hot or leaking coolant? Don’t let Arizona’s brutal heat ruin your engine. Ignition Auto Repair in Phoenix offers fast, expert radiator repair and cooling system service to keep your engine cool and protected.

We fix everything from simple coolant leaks to full radiator replacements — with honest pricing and same-day turnaround on most jobs.

Full Cooling System Services

Our certified mechanics are experts in diagnosing and fixing all components of your vehicle’s cooling system, including:

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igns Your Cooling System Needs Attention

Ignoring cooling system problems can lead to severe engine damage. Come in if you notice:

We’ll perform a complete system check to find the issue and prevent costly damage.

Cooling System Flush

We recommend a coolant flush every 30,000–50,000 miles to prevent clogs, corrosion, and overheating.

Our cooling system flush includes:

  • Draining old coolant and flushing debris

  • Refilling with manufacturer-recommended coolant

  • Inspecting radiator cap, hoses, thermostat, and fan operation

  • Pressure testing the system for leaks

Starting at $109.99 – Book your flush today and keep your engine protected year-round.

Serving Phoenix, APACHE JUNCTION, SCOTTSDALE & Nearby Areas

Located in North Phoenix near I-17, Ignition is trusted by drivers across the Valley for reliable, affordable cooling system repairs.

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Wherever you’re coming from — we’ll get you cooled down fast.

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Cooler engines. Longer life. Drive with Ignition.

TRUSTED Cooling SYSTEM REPAIR IN PHOENIX

Don’t risk an overheated engine in Phoenix heat. Get your radiator, water pump, or coolant system checked today.

Every 2–5 years or 30,000–50,000 miles, depending on your vehicle and coolant type.

No. Pull over and turn off the engine immediately. Overheating can cause engine failure or a blown head gasket.

Look for a green, orange, or pink puddle under your vehicle, or smell a sweet odor under the hood. We offer pressure testing to confirm leaks.