ELETRICAL REPAIR

When you are having a vehicle electrical problem, we gather as much information about the symptoms as possible from you. The more information you can supply, the faster we can diagnose and repair your car's electrical problem. Time is money and we want to make sure you get the most value from your car, truck, SUV or van electrical repairs.

So when you are having vehicle electrical issues, pay particular attention to when the symptoms are appearing. Can you make the problem happen for us? What driving conditions are you in; rain, accelerating, braking, using power accessories like air conditioner or interior lights. When you begin experiencing trouble with your electrical and electronic systems, ask yourself these questions:

 - How often does this problem occur

 - how long does this problem persist?

The more information you are able to provide to our staff during an electrical and electronic systems service, the quicker we will be able to recreate the same conditions, and ultimately hone in on the exact problem using our strategy based diagnostics. This could be anything from the simple dashboard lights to complex computer systems that control safety and security features like Anti theft, keyless entry, automatic braking ABS systems, Tire Pressure Monitors, Air Bags, Ignition control systems, Entertainment systems, Lighting systems, Traction Control, All Wheel Drive AWD systems, Heating & Air Conditioning systems, and even electric power steering. All of these little clues will help us get to the root cause of your electric problems and fix them fast. No observation is too small, this includes noting whether the problem happens intermittently or all of the time and whether there have been recent repairs somewhere else.

The electrical system is fundamental to a vehicle's operation and gives power to an array of parts including the alternator, starter, and battery. Each vehicle's electrical system has its own nuances based on its age, make and model. Some newer vehicles have a complex computer system that interacts with vehicle functions including sensors, brakes, steering, and more. Troubleshooting these electrical components often requires the use of an advanced diagnostic tools, which we have in house, along with skilled technicians that know how to use them effectively.