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When the check engine light appears on your dashboard, it can elicit anything from mild annoyance to immediate panic. The function of the indicator is to alert the vehicle owner of an issue that the electronic-control system cannot correct itself. Part of the nuisance with the check engine light is how vague it is. There are many reasons why it…
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Since the emergence of the Audi brand in the automobile industry, the structural integrity and functionalities have never been compromised. Owners of Audi can boldly say, “You get what you are promised,” and that is a simple truth. They deliver on their promises, and as an owner, you have the responsibility of maintaining your Audi by using their maintenance schedule.…
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The Volvo brand has continued to gain traction in the automobile industry by creating stylist, reliable, high-performance vehicles. For Volvos to maintain their integrity, owner’s should ensure their car gets proper routine maintenance. Without it, wear and tear can affect your drive. Volvo drivers may have problems with failure of the front struts of their car. The front strut is…
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Mini Cooper models can experience clutch failure, whether it is due to normal wear or premature part failure. The clutch is an extremely important part of the transmission system, and without it, your Mini model is subject to not being able to move forward. Below you will learn more about what the clutch is, what it does, and signs of…
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Mercedes are known for their exceptional performance and luxury comforts. Even with being held to a higher standard than most, they are not immune to system failures, specifically differential failure. Below you will learn more about the differential in Mercedes, why it fails, and what warning signs to be on the lookout for. What is the differential? All vehicles that…
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BMWs can experience problems with their ignition module, which is a component responsible for starting your car. By sending a spark to the BMW’s coil, the ignition module acts much like a switch that starts your car when it is turned on. When the ignition module is turned off or flipped backward like a light switch, the vehicle turns off,…
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If you’re reading this because you’re concerned that your ignition coil is failing, then you’ve come to the right place. Our mechanics have come together to provide you with the best explanation for why one or more of your ignition coils are failing and what you can do to resolve it. So, let’s dive into the purpose of your BMW’s…
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If you own a Lexus, you could experience problems with a cracked dashboard. Not only is a cracked dashboard an eyesore, but it’s also a safety liability, and it diminishes the value of your car. If your Lexus is involved in a collision that causes the airbag to deploy, the cracked dashboard has the potential to explode into many tiny…
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Mercedes is known for producing luxury vehicles and with ultimate performance of its systems. Mercedes introduced the AIRMATIC system suspension to replace the traditional coil spring previously used In their vehicles. AIRMATIC suspension, just like its name suggests, employs bags made of rubber and polyurethane filled with air. The system features an electronic level control, adaptive damping on all four…
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Even the most reliable of cars will start to wear down and fail over time, and Audi vehicles are no exception. If you own an Audi, one of the problems you should look out for as the car ages is oil leaking from the valve cover. Luckily, some common symptoms will help you determine that there is something wrong, and…
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10221 North Cave Creek Road Phoenix, AZ 85020Mon – Fri: 8 am – 5.30 pm
