Don't Delay! Vital Auto Repairs You Can't Afford to Ignore

Ignition System

The ignition system includes the battery, starter, and the ignition itself.

Common ignition switch problems include overheating, failure of the dashboard lights, check engine light, failure of the engine to crank and start, worn out wafers and failure of the key to coming out of the switch. Further problems include rapid engine shut down and keyway damages.

An engine that won’t crank may have a bad starter, or it may have another fault such as a bad starter solenoid starter drive, a problem in the ignition switch circuit, the park/neutral or brake safety switch circuit, or the anti-theft immobilizer system.

Fuel System

Three major fuel system components of concern are fuel filters, the fuel pump, and fuel injectors.

Failure warning signs are the same for most fuel system problems:

Hesitating Engine

Stalling

Not Starting

Hard Starting

Different Performance at Different Speeds

Engine Misfiring 

Engine Sputters at High Speeds

Loss of Power When the Vehicle Is Under Load

Surging

Decreased Gas Mileage

Your fuel pump can become clogged if you drive your vehicle with less than a quarter of a tank of gas on a regular basis; change fuel filters on a regular basis.

Transmission

The transmission is one of your cars’ most integral parts, and transmission problems can render your vehicle undrivable, which is why you can’t skip out on this auto repair .

Low levels of transmission fluid or transmission fluid leaks are by far the most common type of transmission problem. Holes in the transmission system itself usually cause low levels of transmission fluid, the seals in the transmission or driveshaft may become faulty and leak fluid. Occasionally, transmission gasket seals may need to be replaced to seal the leaks in the transmission. In some instances, transmission fluid contaminates coolant in the radiator; this is called cross-contamination.

Symptoms of low fluid levels or fluid leaks will include gear slippage or slow shifting. In the event fluid is very old or contaminated, the liquid will need to be changed, or the transmission completely flushed and refilled.

Call us: (501) 214-6332. DJs Auto Repair . 6103 Carnegie Rd. North Little Rock, AR 72114

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