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Your car takes care of you because ABC Auto Repair takes care of your car.

Routine Service & Maintenance


Regular maintenance with high quality fluids and components will maintain longer running engines, transmissions and suspension components. Keeping your vehicle down time to a minimum.

Routine Auto Mechanic Service

Engine Oil Change

You should change your engine oil annually or by oil interval ~ 5k for full synthetic. European full synthetic motor oils have higher mileage intervals ~10k and Diesel synthetic motor oil is ~7.5k.


We stock only full synthetic motor oil for domestic and European brands.

Engine Oil Change

Brake Fluid

Your brake fluid is made up of a chemical glycol-ether which is “hygroscopic” meaning it absorbs moisture. This prevents your brake fluid from boiling from excessive brake heat and allows better energy transfer from your foot to your brake pad. 

 

Too much moisture in your brake fluid will mean spongy or soft braking. You should replace your brake fluid per your vehicle maintenance table, every 30k miles or when a brake fluid moisture test shows too much water in your brake fluid.

Replace brake fluid service

Coolant/ Antifreeze

Your cooling system becomes acidic overtime and begins to corrode rubber, plastic and cylinder block components. Acidity increases from breaking down antifreeze and sulfates entering the cooling system.

 

You should have your cooling system Hp checked regularly and have your cooling system flushed every 100k miles or per manufacturer recommendations. Get your cooling system PH level checked or schedule a cooling system service here. 

Coolant Flush Service

Power Steering Fluid

Your differential has gear oil that should be serviced every 40-60k miles or 5 years. It's a good idea to service your transfer case fluid at the same time. 

 

Taking your vehicle to a reputable repair facility will record your maintenance history to your VIN number for easier reference. Check your differential service history when you schedule your next oil change.

Power Steering Flush
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Automatic & CVT Transmission Fluid

Your transmission fluid should be serviced every 80K miles or as your vehicle manufacturer recommends usually at around 120k miles. 

 

Service your transmission earlier and often if you’d like to extend its life. 

If you wait until your transmission begins to shift hard or slip it will be too late.

 

Don’t fall behind on this fluid change, schedule your transmission service here.

Manual Transmission Gear Oil

Your manual transmission has internal gears that use gear oil just like a differential. Gear oil must also be serviced. Manual transmissions should be serviced every 40-60k miles or 5 years. 

 

Get your manual transmission gears running smoother by adding a friction reducer to your gear oil.

Differential & Transfer Case Fluid

Your differential has gear oil that should be serviced every 40-60k miles or 5 years. It's a good idea to service your transfer case fluid at the same time. 

 

Taking your vehicle to a reputable repair facility will record your maintenance history to your VIN number for easier reference. Check your differential service history when you schedule your next oil change.

Brake Pads

Your brake pads will usually tell you when they need to be replaced. Most newer vehicles come with brake pad sensors that will illuminate in your message center, and older models have a squeaking noise indicator

 

When looking directly at your brake pad and the rotor surface, 2 mm or less of brake pad material means your brakes are due. 

 

Waiting any longer than that will cause a metal on metal grinding condition that will mean your vehicle is dangerous to drive. To find out why in this brake failure article, or schedule a brake check here. 


Tune Ups/ Spark Plugs

If your engine is misfiring or running rough, it may be time for your tune up. Tune-ups are usually due every 100k miles. 

Some newer vehicles may require spark plugs replaced as early as 30k miles. It is important to review your vehicle manufacturer's recommended spark plug interval. 

 

Replace your spark plugs to keep your engine running right and improve fuel efficiency. Schedule your tune up here.


Air Filter & Cabin Air Filter

Your air filter should be replaced by your vehicle maintenance schedule, every other oil change or every 15,000 miles. Cabin air filters should be replaced by intervals or every 30k miles

 

Engine air filters filter the air your engine uses to make combustion and should be clean for optimal performance. Your cabin air filter keeps the air you are breathing clear of pollen and other road debris and ensures a constant flow of clean air in your cab.


Timing Belt

If you have a timing belt you don't want it to break. A timing belt replacement is due at ~120k miles. A neglected timing belt maintenance could mean a new engine if it fails while your vehicle is driving more than 20 miles per hour.

 

Don’t get caught off guard with “catastrophic engine failure”. Give us a call and we’ll check your service history or schedule your timing belt service here.

All of our repairs come with a standard 2 year, 24,000 Mile Warranty.


​Body, Frame & Suspension Lubrication

Your vehicle's body, frame and rubber suspension components should be lubricated every other oil change. 

 

Proper lubrication preserves your vehicle components and prevents premature suspension and joint repairs. 

 

If your vehicle is starting to creek and whine, opening doors or driving over rough terrain, get back on track by scheduling your vehicle lubrication service during your next oil change here.


We work on ALL vehicle makes and models - Cars Trucks and SUVs - Gas Flex Fuel Diesel Hybrid and Electric

Do you have an extended dealer warranty? We accept them here.


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