Overheating trucks mean expensive delays. Power Diesel Road Service swiftly tackles coolant system issues, preventing breakdowns and keeping vehicles reliably cool and fully operational.
Truck Radiator Repair Shop in Odessa, TX
A properly functioning coolant system is essential for preventing overheating and catastrophic engine damage. At Power Diesel Road Service, we provide full coolant system repair in Odessa, TX—from radiator leaks to faulty thermostats and blown coolant hoses. Our technicians diagnose and repair radiators, water pumps, fan clutches, and more, right at your location. We also offer pressure testing and coolant flushes as part of our preventive maintenance program for owner-operators and fleets.
Signs your truck needs coolant system repair include:
- Engine overheating or fluctuating temperature gauge
- Coolant leaking beneath the truck or around the radiator
- Low coolant warning light or frequent top-offs
- Visible steam from under the hood
- No heat from the HVAC system despite engine temperature
What Makes Power Diesel Road Service Different?
We offer mobile coolant system diagnostics and repairs—anytime, anywhere. Our experienced techs arrive fast and equipped to handle everything from minor leaks to major component replacements. We keep trucks cool so your business stays hot.
- On-site radiator and water pump replacement
- Cooling system diagnostics with pressure testing
- Preventive coolant service for fleet vehicles
Contact Us About Heavy Duty Radiator Repair Now: Call 432-232-6590!
If your truck is running hot, don’t risk engine failure. Call 432-232-6590 now for mobile coolant system repair in Odessa, TX. We’ll keep your rig cool and road-ready.
What Areas Do You Serve For Coolant System Repair?
As well as Odessa, TX, we also proudly service the following areas: Midland, TX; Stanton, TX; Big Spring, TX; Lamesa, TX; Seminole, TX; Andrews, TX; Kermit, TX; Mentone, TX; Monahans, TX; Pecos, TX; Fort Stockton, TX; Big Lake, TX; Iraan, TX; McCamey, TX; Rankin, TX; Crane, TX; Garden City, TX; and more.
What Is The Major Cause Of Cooling System Failure?
The most common causes are coolant leaks, a failing water pump, or a stuck thermostat. If not addressed quickly, these issues can cause the engine to overheat and suffer serious damage.
How Do I Know If My Truck's Coolant System Is Clogged?
Symptoms of a clogged system include fluctuating temperatures, heater not working, high-pressure buildup, or discolored coolant. A cooling system flush and inspection will reveal blockages or flow issues.
How Can I Get Coolant System Repair?
Call 432-232-6590 to schedule coolant system repair with Power Diesel Road Service. We’ll diagnose and repair your truck’s cooling system wherever you’re located.
