Water pump replacement is one of the likely repairs your Prius will undergo during its lifetime. Fortunately, Toole’s Garage offers San Carlos Prius water pump replacement, as well as a full gamut of Prius services and repairs. We back our work with a nationwide 36 months / 36,000 miles warranty.
Prius vehicles last a long time, and they have multiple water pumps, so there is a very high probability that at some point your Prius will need a water pump replacement. Fortunately, our nationally ASE certified technicians can get the pump replaced and put your Prius back on the road in no time.
Toole’s Garage in San Carlos offers full range of automotive service, including everything your Prius may need – from brake repair to hybrid battery replacement. We are a Hybrid Shop and have extensive experience working on hybrid vehicles, including handling high voltage batteries. So if your Prius needs service or repairs, our technicians have the experience and the latest digital tools to make your Prius healthy again.
When you bring your Prius to our San Carlos auto care facility, we will perform a thorough inspection to identify the root cause of any problem, and after obtaining your approval, we will proceed with the repairs. So when your Prius needs a new engine water pump
, or heater core pump
, or inverter coolant pump
– bring your vehicle to Toole’s Garage in San Carlos, and our nationally certified technicians will fix the problem and get you back on the road.
For your convenience we offer online appointments, on our website. You can also call us directly at the shop – our friendly service advisors will be a happy to answer your questions and to confirm the appointment at the same time.
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Seeing that little engine-shaped icon glow on your dashboard can be unsettling. We get it—your car seems fine, maybe even drives “just the same,” but the warning light won’t quit. Here in Stockton, where our vehicles face dust, variable traffic, and stop-and-go commutes, we’ve seen plenty of drivers shrug off the illuminated warning. In this article we’ll demystify the “Check Engine” light (CEL) , explain some of the most common causes, why ignoring it can cost you more than you expect, and why scheduling a diagnostic sooner is the smart move.