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Brake Inspection and Service |
Brake Fluid Flush |
Wheel Alignment Service |
- Visually inspect hydraulic system for leaks and
condition
- Remove all wheels and inspect brake linings, brake
hardware and wheel cylinders
- Remove brake dust and deglaze brake shoes
- Adjust brakes
- Adjust parking brake
- Lubricate backing plate and adjust hardware
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- Check brake fluid for moisture and contamination
- Inspect all hydraulic lines and hoses
- Inspect calipers and wheel cylinders
- Inspect master cylinder and cap
- Clean dirt and old fluid out of master cylinder
- Flush old fluid out of master cylinder, calipers and
wheel cylinders until clean
- Add new brake fluid to master cylinder as needed
- Road test vehicle for proper brake operation
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- Inspect suspension components for wear
- Adjust caster and camber if provided by manufacturer
- Adjust toe-in
- Center steering wheel while adjusting toe-in
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Thrust Adjustment |
- Same as above plus compensate for rear wheel tracking
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Four Wheel Alignment |
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Electrical System Service |
Fuel Injection Service |
Transmission Fluid
Exchange |
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- Clean fuel injectors
- Clean ISC/ASC motor, as required
- Clean throttle body intake
- Visually inspect fuel lines and fuel rail
- Pressure test fuel pump
- Test and visually inspect fuel pump, pressure
regulator, vacuum line and connections
- Decarbonize intake manifold
- Decarbonize intake and exhaust valves
- Decarbonize combustion chamber and pistons
- Test exhaust emission
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- Road test for engine performance, transmission
operation and shift patterns
- Flush transmission cooler and cooler lines
- Flush transmission valve body
- Flush transmission torque converter
- Thoroughly clean all internal parts
- Flush out all contaminated transmission fluid and
replace with clean fluid
- Install transmission additive to revitalize
transmission seals and O-rings
- Road test vehicle for proper transmission operation
- Top off transmission fluid
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Computerized Engine Analysis Service |
Advanced Analysis |
Transmission Service |
- Check primary ignition signal
* Ignition module signal
* Computer signals
- Check secondary ignition output
* Plug wires
* Distributor and Cap
* Rotor
* Spark plugs
- Perform power balance test
- Check alternator output levels
- Check starter draw
- Check and adjust ignition timing
- Check and adjust curb idle speed
- Test and analyze exhaust emissions
- Compile written results of tests performed with
recommendations and cost of repairs
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- Same as
Computerized Engine Analysis Service plus...
- Pull trouble codes from computer system
- Perform computer interface using advanced technologies
and equipment, checking the following:
* Test all power and ground connections
* Test resistance of all wires in wiring harness, perform voltage drop
test and record results
* Test all actuators and solenoids and record results
* Test resistance of all fuel injectors and record results
* Analyze results and compare with manufacturer's specifications
- Compile written results of tests performed with
recommendations and cost of repairs
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- Road test for engine performance, transmission
operation and shift patterns
- Inspect condition of transmission fluid
- Inspect transmission mounts and linkage
- Inspect transmission and transmission cooler for leaks
- Remove transmission pan, replace filter and pan gasket,
clean transmission pan
- Adjust bands and throttle linkage, as required
- Flush transmission cooler, as required
- Top off transmission fluid
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Air Conditioning Service |
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- Test system for proper amount of Freon
- Test Freon for moisture contamination
- Test Freon for air contamination
- Clean condenser fin
- Inspect and adjust A/C compressor drive belt
- Performance test A/C operation
- Inspect all visible A/C components for leaks and add
Freon dye
- Test antifreeze for proper mix
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Choosing a Repair Shop Checklist
Here are some tips from the
nonprofit National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) on
finding a good repair establishment:
Start shopping for a repair facility before you need one.
Ask friends and associates for recommendations; consult local consumer
organizations.
Arrange for alternate transportation in advance so you will not feel
forced to choose a shop based solely on location.
Look for a neat, well-organized facility, with vehicles in the parking lot
equal in value to your own and modern equipment in the service bays.
Look for a courteous staff, with a service writer willing to answer all of
your questions.
Look for policies regarding labor rates, diagnostic fees, guarantees,
acceptable methods of payment, etc.
Ask if the repair facility specializes or if it usually handles your type
of repair work.
Look for signs of professionalism in the customer service area such as
civic, community, or customer service awards.
Look for evidence of qualified technicians: trade school diplomas,
certificates of advanced course work, and certification by ASE.
Reward good service with repeat business and customer loyalty.
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