Automotive Fluid Leak Repair

Automotive Fluid Leak Repair in West Jordan, UT

Automotive Fluid Leaks: Problems that Never Correct Themselves

From a Drip to a Flood

If your vehicle develops a fluid leak, it may begin as a harmless drip. There’s a drop here and there where you park, or you notice a damp spot in areas where one shouldn’t be. Even though the leak may still need to be profuse, you should pay attention to it. That drip could become a flood over time if left unaddressed. Moreover, a minor escalating issue often results in multiple or more extensive problems. Remedy the seepage as soon as you notice it with automotive fluid leak repair at M1 Auto Repair in West Jordan, Utah. You’ll find us at 7586 S Redwood Road West Jordan, UT 84084 in the heart of town. Make your appointment using our online scheduler or by calling us at 801-878-9455.

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What Might the Problem Be?

To meet our self-expectations for on-point diagnosis, we’ll undoubtedly need to examine your vehicle to determine the source of the leak you suspect. We can, however, share a few of the more common issues that cause the symptoms you’re noticing. The great news is that only some droplets you see are a leak. You’ll sometimes detect residual moisture after passing through a rain-induced puddle. Also, you might notice normal condensation from the air conditioner when it’s in use.

Unfortunately, many moist spots you observe on or around your vehicle are evidence of leaks. A drip that smells slightly sweet and may have some color (especially a greenish tint) often indicates the escape of coolant. Depending on the specific area of observation, the leak could emanate from the radiator, water pump, or hose. The dark, greasy liquid usually points toward an oil leak. This may create a burning scent if the motor oil is dripping onto a hot surface, or it may combine with dirt to form thick grime on exterior motor surfaces. Fluid (sometimes reddish in color) originating near the inside of the wheels or near brake lines might be brake fluid. Such a hydraulic leak may also accompany reduced braking ability, a hazardous situation. A red fluid underneath your car’s center could be transmission fluid, particularly if you’re experiencing shifting difficulties. Other fluids that might escape from cracked reservoirs include extra coolant or windshield wash.

Say Goodbye to Leaks

Regardless of what’s leaking or how extensive it is, let the ASE-certified technicians at M1 Auto Repair assist you. We’ve been helping customers like you with the auto repair since 2016. However, we’re not your ordinary shop. We work on an unrushed schedule, allowing time for accurate diagnosis of every automobile every time. We take on challenges that other facilities turn away. You can be sure you leave with a vehicle that’s fixed. We test-drive every car before returning it to its owner. We back our work with a 12-month/24,000-mile nationwide warranty through the FMP network.