Redlands Auto Service

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It sounds counterintuitive but turning on the heater draws warmth away from the engine and into the passenger compartment, lessening the burden on the engine's cooling system. In certain circumstances, that may be enough to reverse the overheating. You'll know it's working if the warning light goes off or the temperature gauge returns to the neutral position. Of course this is only a temporary fix for what could be a larger issue.

Once the engine has cooled off you'll want to bring it in to the shop for an inspection of your vehicle's cooling system. Call Redlands Auto Service at 909-792-2272 today to make an appointment.

There are plenty of repair shops you could choose but the difference is in the way we treat our customers. Call Redlands Auto Service at 909-792-2272 today to request an appointment.

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Monday, here we come!

The Summer Olympics start today! What are you looking forward to watching?

Whether it be that a certain small thing doesn't work, or that the seller recently had the front bumper re-sprayed, the more information that you can get on the car, the better!