Margate City Auto Repair

What are GDI (or engine purge) services? GDI (Gasoline Direct Injection) services for your vehicle refer to maintenance procedures designed to clean and optimize the performance of the fuel injection system. GDI engines inject fuel directly into the combustion chamber under high pressure, which can lead to carbon buildup on intake valves, fuel injectors, and other engine components over time. Common GDI Services:Intake Valve & Combustion Chamber Cleaning – Removes carbon deposits that accumulate on the intake valves and combustion chamber, which can reduce engine efficiency and performance. Fuel Injector Cleaning – Cleans the injectors to restore proper fuel atomization, improving fuel economy and engine response. Throttle Body Cleaning – Ensures smooth airflow by removing buildup that can affect throttle response. PCV System Check & Cleaning – He ... read more

It is important to check the fluids under your hood regularly. Sometimes it can be confusing under there and it is important to get the fluids into the right place. Colin and Pooh Bear walk you through what to look for in this video to take all the guesswork out of figuring out what fluid goes where.  https://youtu.be/S_towp5Q0WM The fluids you should be checking at least once a month are:  Oil Windshield wiper fluid Power steering fluid Brake Fluid Coolant Transmission Fluid- This may or may not be in your car. Some cars have an electric transmission, which does not need fluid.  The reason for the monthly check is to catch a leak and to check the color and quality of the fluids. For warned is forearmed and catching things early can not only help your car but your wallet as well. 

The next week and a half is looking to be very wet and, as we are already seeing, flooding has begun. Since our flood water is salt it can be very damaging to vehicles. We’d like to remind everyone that driving thru salt water is a big no-no. Salt water is corrosive. It will eat away at your car. Anything over 4 inches will damage a sedan sized vehicle. Remember tow trucks will not rescue you until the water recedes, so as I like to say, Better safe than sorry. So, If you think the water will reach your under carriage I repeat, do not drive thru.  Electrical system and combustion systems do not like water and your car is basically these two systems. Also water plus electricity equals electrolysis (which causes the blue crude you sometimes see near battery terminals)  If you find yourself in any of these scenarios, here is my advice to you: If you are driving and find yourself facing a flood, turn around! Do not attempt to go thru the water. You never know what is unde ... read more