The old-fashioned tune-up used to be done “by ear”, but this isn’t possible with computer-controlled engines. A complete diagnostic check, followed by professional service, should be performed at factory-recommended intervals, or whenever your car shows any of the above warning signs. Our expert technicians can:
The “Computer” in Your Car Doesn’t Have a Screen, a keyboard, or a Disk Drive — but It’s Got Lots of Connections.
Your car’s on-board computer doesn’t look anything like the kind that’s used on a desktop. The “computer” is a small box called an ECM (Electronic Control Module), often mounted behind the glove box or in the engine compartment. The ECM controls all the essentials of engine operation: spark timing, fuel delivery, emissions, and in some cases even the air conditioning or the automatic transmission. Keeping all those systems in tip-top shape is no simple job; it requires complex test equipment and advanced diagnostic skills. Read More »
With Halloween and all of the other holidays approaching, don’t forget to schedule your car maintenance appointment.
There will be many scary pumpkins this season. We don’t want this one to be yours! Read More »