Check-engine light on? Rough idle, a new noise, or a temperature gauge creeping up in traffic? This page covers engine repair and diagnostics together — there is no separate diagnostics page, because reading the code and fixing the fault are the same visit for us. We bring full OBD-II diagnostics to your location anywhere in Tallahassee and Leon County.
Call (850) 726-3186Engine trouble runs from a twelve-dollar sensor to a serious mechanical fault, and the only way to know which one you have is to read the car instead of guessing at parts. We use professional OBD-II scanners on-site. Cooling systems deserve a specific mention in this city: idling in a parking lot in August with the AC running is close to the worst thermal load you can put on an engine, and a marginal radiator, water pump or fan clutch shows itself then rather than out on the highway. Most fixes — sensors, plugs, coils, belts, hoses, thermostats — happen right where you are parked. For the bigger jobs you get an honest assessment and a fair quote up front.
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A steady light usually means it is not an emergency, but get it read soon. A flashing light means stop driving and call us — that is a misfire that can destroy a catalytic converter.
We charge a fair diagnostic fee that typically goes toward the repair if you have us do the work.
At speed, air moves through the radiator on its own. Sitting still, the cooling fan has to do all of it — with the AC condenser out front adding heat. A weak fan, a tired water pump, or low coolant shows up in exactly that situation, which around here is most summer afternoons.
Many can — sensors, plugs, coils, belts, hoses and thermostats. If a job genuinely needs a lift and a shop, we tell you that up front.
We provide engine repair throughout Tallahassee, Woodville, Midway, Crawfordville, Havana, Quincy and Monticello — Leon, Wakulla, Gadsden and Jefferson counties, all inside one drive of Capital Circle.