Heavy-Duty Heat Exchanger Complete Remove & Replace

Available For Highway Trucks & Small Diesel Engines

Service available at our Winnipeg shop only.

*If you need instructions on how to remove your heat exchanger before bringing it in for servicing, call our team for instruction.

We offer a complete remove and replace service where our mechanics will first remove the industrial heat exchanger ourselves, service it and then replace/reinstall it again.

Our remove and replace service is offered only at our Winnipeg, Manitoba shop where we have a certified heavy-duty mechanic on staff.

What our customers say

“West End Radiators has great customer service and knowledgeable staff. Doug and the staff have assisted in the quick turnaround times whenever we were in an emergency to get our equipment back up and running. I highly recommend West End Radiator, and will continue to do business with them in the future.”

Darrell Rehirchuk

Maintenance Manager

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What To Expect With Our Remove & Replace Service

Step 1:

Get a quote from our Service team

Call our Winnipeg shop and our customer service team will provide you with a rough quote based on the estimated work required. From there we can schedule you in for a remove and replace, which typically requires ½ day to 1 full day of work.

Step 2:

Bring your heavy-duty truck/diesel to our Winnipeg shop

Our diesel mechanics will begin by removing the industrial heat exchanger so they can assess what work is required. We will then create a PO and get your sign-off before continuing work.

Step 3:

Pick Up Your Heavy-Duty Truck/Diesel

Pick up your heavy-duty truck/diesel with its new replacement heat exchanger or its fully repaired one. Drive right out of our shop without having to worry about fluid leaks, cracks, pressure drops or any other issues!

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Winnipeg, Manitoba

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Estevan, Saskatchewan

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should my heat exchanger be serviced?

The effective operation of industrial heat exchangers depends on routine inspections and maintenance. Depending on usage, operational circumstances, and manufacturer recommendations, the frequency of inspections may change. To avoid problems down the road and assure peak performance, it is normally advised to have your heat exchangers inspected once a year.

How do I know when my heat exchanger needs replacing?

There are several signs that your heat exchanger might need to be repaired. Reduced heat transfer efficiency, fluid leaks, pressure drops, strange noises, and obvious corrosion or damage are a few of these. To avoid further issues, it’s critical to have your heat exchanger inspected and fixed right away if you see any of these symptoms.