Essential services
30/180K Services
30k service
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- Oil & Filter Change – Ensures clean engine operation and longevity.
- Tire Rotation & Inspection – Promotes even wear and extends tire life.
- Brake System Check – Includes pad wear inspection and brake fluid level check.
- Cabin & Engine Air Filter Replacement – Maintains air quality and engine efficiency.
- Fluids Check & Top-Off – Includes coolant, transmission, brake, and windshield washer fluids.
- Battery Inspection – Ensures proper voltage and charging system function.
- Suspension & Steering Check – Ide
60/120k service
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- Oil & Filter Change –
- Tire Rotation & Inspection – .
- Brake Inspection
- Fluid Checks & Replacements – Inspecting and topping off or replacing essential fluids such as coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid, and power steering fluid.
- Engine & Cabin Air Filter Replacement
- Spark Plug Replacement
- Battery & Charging System Check
- Suspension & Steering Inspection
90/180K service
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- Oil & Filter Change
- Tire Rotation & Inspection .
- Brake Inspection
- Fluid Checks & Replacements
- Engine & Cabin Air Filter Replacement
- Spark Plug Replacement
- Battery & Charging System Check
- Suspension & Steering Inspection
- Hose check and replace if needed
Major Services
Timing Belt Replacement
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SIGNS OF A WORN TIMING BELT
- Engine misfires or rough idling
- Ticking noise from the engine
- Visible cracks or wear on the belt
- Difficulty starting the engine
- Check engine light activation
Engine Replacement
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- Preparation: The vehicle is lifted, and necessary components like the battery, exhaust, and intake systems are disconnected. Fluids such as coolant and oil are drained.
- Engine Removal: The engine is carefully detached
- New Engine Installation: A replacement engine—either brand new, used, or rebuilt—is positioned and secured. All hoses, belts, electrical connections, and fluids are reinstalled.
- Testing & Calibration: The engine is started, and diagnostics are run to check for leaks, error codes
Transmission Replacement
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- Diagnosis: A mechanic will first confirm that the transmission needs replacement
- Removal: The mechanic drains the transmission fluid, detaches the driveshaft, unbolts the transmission from the engine and mounts, and disconnects wiring harnesses.
- Installation: A new or rebuilt transmission is installed
- Refilling & Testing: Fresh transmission fluid is added, and the system is checked for leaks. The vehicle is tested to ensure smooth operation and shifting.
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