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SERVICES
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MECHANICAL PROBLEMS
Mechanical auto problems, as opposed to electrical auto problems, are usually coupled with distinct sounds and sensations that are key indicators that something isn't functioning the way it was designed to. Transmissions take a lot of use over the years, and after a while, they're bound to start having some problems. Transmission repairs can be expensive, so it's worthwhile to pay attention to anything that seems unusual.
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ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS
There are dozens of electrical components needed to route power in your vehicle’s electrical system and these can vary greatly according to vehicle make, model and age. Your electrical system includes your vehicle’s battery, alternator and starter. Many new vehicles also feature sophisticated computer systems that affect functions like steering, brakes, sensors, and more. All of these electrical components make it difficult to diagnose the cause of vehicle electrical problems, but most begin and end with your battery.
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ENGINE REPAIRS
What are the typical symptoms of engine problems?Excessive smoke from tailpipe; excessive oil consumption; knocking or tapping sounds; low oil pressure; low compression; water mixing in oil; oil getting into the air cleaner and/or radiator.What are the typical causes of car engine problems?Normal mileage wear and tear; poor maintenance; lubrication problems; excessive overheating.My vehicle suffered major engine damage, now what?So when an engine “dies,” it does not have to be the end of your vehicle. Smart shoppers, like smart motorists, make better decisions when they know all of the options. When a car or truck needs major engine repair, the first response and reaction of many consumers is to buy a new or used vehicle. Sometimes disposing of your current vehicle might make sense, but often it’s simply not necessary, or even the best decision.If your vehicle is in relatively good shape it makes sense to update it by rebuilding or replacing the engine, rather than replacing the vehicle. Once you consider the “hidden” costs in a new or used vehicle, the economic benefits become very clear.
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TRANSMISSION & CLUTCH REPAIRS
Having a damaged transmission can severely affect the functionality of your vehicle. It can cause your vehicle to run at high rpm’s because the car is unable to shift gears which makes your car get terrible gas mileage. Some signals to tell if your transmission is going out are if transmission fluid is leaking from the car, your car is noisy and does not sound smooth in neutral, or your automobile is catching/clunking when trying to switch gears (for automatic transmissions).Clutch issues may also be related to your transmission problems. Clutches are usually associated with manual transmissions because of the clutch pedal but clutches are also present in automatic transmissions. A clutch allows the moving wheels of your car to interact with a non-moving transmission in order to shift gears.
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BRAKE REPAIRS
The braking system of your vehicle is the most important factor giving you control and command for the safety of your passengers and others sharing the road with you.Oddly enough, the braking system is frequently overlooked and can deteriorate with fading performance before many drivers notice a problem.When checking engine oil always verify the brake fluid level is correct. Have your brake pads checked with each oil change along with a complete safety inspection.When the brake pads are replaced therotors must be “turned” to insure a full 100% contact with the pads. After a number of brake jobs the rotors may become too thin require replacement.The Master Cylinder is activated when you put your foot on the brake. Hydraulic pressure travels to the brake caliper and forces a cylinder to press the brake pads against the rotor which slows and stops the wheel.Are you brakes making a squeaking, squealing or grinding sound?Bring Your Vehicle in for an Evaluation and Estimate at no Charge to You!
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