At VCD Auto Repair, we offer top-tier maintenance and repair services to keep your vehicle running smoothly. Whether it's a routine check-up or an emergency fix, our skilled technicians are here to help.
With meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to excellence, you can trust that your vehicle is in capable hands.
Our competitive pricing and comprehensive services ensure that you get the best possible care for your vehicle without breaking the bank.
We strive to make your experience as convenient and pleasant as possible, offering flexible scheduling and a friendly, knowledgeable staff ready to assist.
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Whether it’s a minor fix or a major repair, VCD Auto Repair is here to help you get back on the road quickly and safely. Trust our team to handle your vehicle with the utmost care and professionalism.
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Experience top-quality automotive care with VCD Auto Repair. Our expert team is dedicated to providing exceptional service and ensuring your vehicle performs at its best.
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Check out our most frequently asked questions to find the answers you need.
Full synthetic: every 5 thousand miles or 5 months.
Regular oil: every 3 thousand miles or 3 months.
Full synthetic for new car and regular for old car.
Worn, cracks, bubble or car will be shaking.
Doing services on time, special engine tune-up (spark plugs, fuel filter, pcv valve, air filter and cabin filter).
Typically, older vehicles with non-electric ignitions should be serviced at least every 10,000 to 12,000 miles or yearly. Vehicles that are newer with fuel injection systems and electronic ignition can be serviced every 25,000 to 100,000 miles without needing a serious tune-up.
Winter tires, oil change, transmission service, brake check or replacement.
Brake fluid, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, engine coolant, wiper fluid and clutch fluid if car has manual transmission.
Will cause engine damage or a broken engine.
No, it may have an external oil leak or internal oil leak (internal oil leak you will see a blue smoke).
Every car uses different engine coolant (need to follow manufacturing instructions).
Some cars use: dex coolant, blue coolant, pink coolant, or green coolant.
Extreme temperatures can lead to serious engine damage, and it's much cheaper to spend a little on a coolant flush than pay for serious engine repairs. Although maintenance schedules vary by car, it's usually best to get a coolant flush once every 100,000 miles or every 2 years.
Most manufacturers recommend changing your transmission fluid every 30,000 to 60,000 miles if you drive manual, and every 60,000 to 100,000 miles if you have automatic. You should follow the factory recommended intervals for changing your transmission fluid.
Yes, a power steering flush is necessary to protect your vehicle and keep you safe on the road. Over time, your power steering system will collect contaminants and the fluid will break down. This could harm the pump and other parts of the steering system, affecting the car's performance. A flush service will help to ensure that the many components of your steering system are in good working order.
Brake fluid flushes can help prevent corrosion, replace deteriorating fluid, and keep your braking system working effectively. Brake fluid can absorb moisture from the air, which can cause metal components in the braking system to corrode. Brake fluid can also break down due to heat from ABS and traction control systems. Old, dirty brake fluid can damage ABS and traction control systems, which can be expensive to replace.
Could engine valves, or engine pullies.
Most of the time brake pads is low and need to be replaces ASAP. Or brake disk issue.
Yes, could engine valves.
Every leak can cause damage, take it to a mechanic shop ASAP.
Electric issue or mechanical issue (could be a sensor).
Make sure all tires have the right pressure if tires have right pressure a TPMS could bad.
Stop the car if you are driving and check your engine oil level, if the level is ok you can still drive it but it’s better to take it to your mechanic.
Red means: danger, stop your car and make your what light is on (temperature, oil, brake or check engine light).
You can but is better to be checked by a professional.
Means your ANTY BRAKE SYSTEM is not working properly.
No, ignoring any light can cause several damage on your engine or car.
