2014 Chevrolet Captiva Sport
Mileage
177,682
Service Date
10/18/2024
Services Performed
- Scanned for codes, no codes present. Found coolant reservoir empty, filled and pressure tested, holding pressure. Inspected cooling system and found a lot of tracing coming from the water pump, also noticed tracing on a rubber cap on the t-stat housing. Performed a block test and passed. Let vehicle sit with pressure and found the water pump began to leak. Recommend replacing the waterpump with a seal/O-ring kit, t-stat and the rubber cap. NOTE…. hoses are not leaking but appear original. After repair, test drove and no other coolant leaks found.
- THERMOSTAT – Remove & Replace
- WATER PUMP – Remove & Replace
- A rubber cap was installed on the thermostat housing. This is normal but they crack because of the heat. We are going to modify this problem by installing a pipe threader and being abler to secure a metal cap to solve this problem.
- FRONT BRAKES @ __8____MM REMAINING REAR BRAKES @ __6___MM REMAINING
Bob V. gave our service a 5 star review on 10/18/2024
