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Coolant and Your GMC’s Engine

A cooling system flush is an important part of preventative maintenance and helps to keep your GMC truck healthy and on the road. Driving your truck throughout the hot summer under various driving conditions can cause your coolant to wear out. As your coolant goes bad, your cooling system will be limited in keeping your truck’s engine cool. One of the best ways to protect your engine throughout the sweltering summer is to have regular Truck Coolant Flush Service. We recommend regular flush service as outlined in your owner’s manual; however, driving in stop-and-go traffic and hauling heavy loads can cause your coolant to wear out faster.
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GMC Coolant Flush
GMC Coolant Service

    What do I get with GMC Truck Coolant Flush Service?

    With every GMC Truck Coolant Flush Service, one of our certified technicians will drain the coolant, clean the entire system, and use water to flush out all of the remaining coolant. After cleaning the cooling system, our GMC certified technician will fill it up with new coolant. This process is effective and is an industry method of flushing your vehicle’s cooling system. Topping-off methods and reservoir replacement strategies do not remove all of the old coolant and its pollutants. The only way to know that you totally flushed and replaced all of the old coolant is to schedule service with a certified technician.

    What are the common symptoms indicating you need to flush the cooling system?

    • Check Engine warning light is on
    • Low Coolant warning light is on
    • Engine is overheating


    If your GMC truck needs Coolant Flush Service, it is the best time to schedule an appointment at Cable Dahmer Buick GMC of Kansas City. Relax in the customer lounge and enjoy free amenities like the children’s play area and workstation while one of our GMC certified technicians provides your truck with Coolant Flush Service.