What Does the Water Pump Do?

Your water pump circulates coolant through your engine and radiator, keeping everything at the perfect temperature. When it starts leaking, grinding, or seizing up, your engine doesn’t stand a chance.

Signs You Might Need a New Water Pump:

💧 Coolant leaking from the front of your engine
🌡️ Engine overheating or running hotter than normal
⚙️ Whining or grinding noise (especially with the engine running)
🚨 Steam or visible coolant near the hood
🪫 Sudden drop in coolant with no obvious leak

🔁 Timing Belt Tie-In: Double Up, Save Big

If your vehicle has a timing belt, the water pump is often buried behind it. That means the labor overlaps — so it’s smart (and cost-effective) to replace both at the same time.
📦 Ask us if your vehicle qualifies for a water pump + timing belt combo service to save on labor and prevent future breakdowns.

Why Trust CarLife for Cooling System Repairs?

✅ Experienced with all makes and models — from daily drivers to high-end imports
✅ Top-quality OEM and aftermarket water pumps
✅ We inspect pulleys, belts, and tensioners while we’re in there
✅ Transparent quotes and honest advice
✅ Friendly service in both Scottsdale & Gilbert

💡 Pro Tip:

If your car has over 90,000 miles and hasn’t had a timing belt or water pump service — it’s probably time to check in.

Keep your cool. Don’t wait on a water pump.

📅 Schedule your service today and avoid the meltdown (literally). Your engine — and your wallet — will thank you.