CAR ENGINE REPAIRS

Our team helps you find the best solution for your vehicle. Click here to book engine repair! We’ve listed some of the services you might need if you need an engine repair :

CAMBELT CHANGE :

In the event that a damaged or snapped cambelt is not replaced, the engine will suffer damage.

ALTERNATOR REPAIR :

It powers the lights, dashboard, windscreen wipers, and radio of your car, as well as other electrical components. Alternator repair may be necessary if you’re experiencing problems with your car’s electronics.

TIMING CHAN REPAIR :

A timing chain is an essential part of a car engine and needs to be replaced every 40,000 to 100,000 miles.

HEAD GASKET REPLACEMENT :

The head gasket seals and separates the liquids in your engine. You may have a blown head gasket if your engine overheats. If you want to prevent further engine damage, you need to have it replaced.

TURBO REPLACEMENT :

The turbo in your car is designed to last a lifetime, but if it becomes damaged, you may need to replace it. You may need to replace your turbo if you experience white/blue smoke coming from your exhaust pipe, loss of power, and a drilling noise from your engine.

GLOW PLUG :

Your engine’s glow plugs are fundamental parts of the system that ignites and starts your car. To ensure your vehicle runs smoothly, you should change your glow plugs every 100,000 miles.

WATER PUMP REPAIR :

Any leak of liquid from your car is a sign that your water pump might be damaged. It does not take long to perform a water pump repair.

ECU REPAIR:

The Engine Control Unit acts as the central information system of your car and of you, its driver. It allows you to receive the correct information from your vehicle and enables the engine to run efficiently.

ENGINE REPLACEMENT :

Your engine may need to be completely replaced in some cases. A professional will tell you if this is necessary or if other repairs may act as an effective solution.

 

CAR ENGINE SERVICING

Regular maintenance will keep your engine in good condition and keep you out of the garage. Every 5,000 miles, your oil should be changed and your diesel particulate filter should be cleaned every 6-9 months. Depending on the age of your vehicle, you may also need to top up the engine coolant to prevent overheating. If in doubt, book in for a full service every year to keep on top of your car’s condition and avoid more costly engine damage in future.

DIESEL PARTICULATE FILTER CLEAN :

Diesel particulate filters (DPF) are cleaned by removing and restoring the filter component of diesel engines that collects soot. Your car’s DPF becomes blocked over time, and it needs to be cleaned or even replaced to ensure it runs properly.

OIL CHANGE :

Keeping your car engine in good shape in between services requires regular oil changes. The dashboard of most newer cars has a warning light that indicates that the oil level is low and that it is time for an oil change.

ENGINE COOLANT :

A professional can top up your engine coolant quickly and easily to help you avoid an engine that overheats.