Signs Your Harley-Davidson May Need a Coolant Flush

• Rising Engine Temperatures: Unusually high engine temperatures may signal coolant issues.
• Coolant Leaks: Puddles under your bike indicate cooling system problems.
• Rust or Debris: Contaminants in the coolant reservoir can cause internal damage.
• Strange Odors: A sweet or burning smell from the engine may indicate coolant breakdown.
• Overheating Warnings: Dashboard alerts require immediate attention.

What’s Included in Our Coolant Flush Service

Our expert technicians follow a meticulous process to ensure your cooling system operates efficiently:

• Old Coolant Drain: Safe removal of all old coolant.
• System Cleaning: Flushing out rust, debris, and contaminants.
• Coolant Refill: High-quality coolant refill with optional Engine Ice Coolant for superior performance (additional charge).
• Component Inspection: Checking radiators, hoses, and seals for wear or damage.
• System Testing: Ensuring the cooling system functions optimally with no leaks.

Benefits of Regular Coolant Flushes

• Improved Engine Efficiency: Optimal heat transfer for smooth operation.
• Corrosion Prevention: Clean coolant prevents rust and scaling.
• Extended Engine Life: Reduces overheating risks and long-term damage.
• Enhanced Performance: Supports throttle response and overall power.

Pricing for Coolant Flush Services

We offer competitive pricing for our Coolant Flush Services:

• Standard Coolant Flush: $150.00
• Engine Ice Upgrade: Additional charge (contact us for pricing).

Frequently Asked Questions

• How often should I flush the coolant on my Harley-Davidson?
  Typically every two years or 24,000 miles, depending on usage.
• What is Engine Ice Coolant?
  A high-performance coolant offering superior cooling properties.
• Can I perform a coolant flush myself?
  DIY is possible, but professional service ensures thorough cleaning and refilling.