Warwick Auto Repair

As everyone knows, engines are the things that power your vehicle. They take in fuel and air and put out mechanical power. This is done by several complex processes, which we will look at briefly. But before that, let's clear a few things up. There are three main types of engines, with the exception of fully electric engines/motors.  Diesel Engines Starting with diesel engines, as they were the first to be made back in the day. They operate in a different way than gas ... read more

The German-made brand Audi has a long history of serving the vehicle needs of people from all around the world. They have a trademark look that can't be mistaken for anything else - aggressive, sporty, but sleek. The four circles have an excellent line-up which can be hard to choose from. That's why, in this blog, we will give you our top three picks for 2023 - one gasoline combustion vehicle, one hybrid, and an electric.  2023 Audi A6 allroad The first on our shortlist is the ... read more

30/60/90 maintenance can be referred to as a regular preventative service. This means that an inspection, and if needed a repair, is done in intervals of 30,000 miles, 60,000 miles, or 90,000 miles.  What’s Done During a 30/60/90k Service? During a 30/60/90k service, all vital systems on your car are inspected. Everything from fluids to your steering mechanism is thoroughly checked, and most of the time an oil and filter change is done to save you time and money down the road. Here ... read more

As you adjust your home for the winter, ensure you include your car. Freezing weather significantly affects your vehicle's performance, making it the most challenging period for drivers. In extreme weather, your car requires a different adjustment to enhance safety and performance. Prepare Early Avoid waiting until winter starts to prepare your car. It's recommended to try and prepare for winter driving in early fall. Consider these 5 Car Care Tips for Winter ... read more

Thank you to all that participated in Brakes for Breasts campaign for the entire month of October. Elite performed 36 brake jobs and will be donating a total of $2,716.60 to the Cleveland Clinic Breast Cancer Vaccine Fund. We couldn’t have done it without you, and we wanted to thank everyone that was part of this worthy cause to find a vaccine for Breast Cancer. Elite has been participating in this campaign since 2019 and we have raised a total of 6,705.10. The Fund had a goal to reach ... read more

One of the best things about hot weather is getting to a place where it isn't hot, like your car with the A/C on full blast. So when that same A/C starts blowing hot air, you know something's wrong. The cause of this unfortunate malfunction could be a few things. This quick read will kick-start your thoughts about fixing it. Common A/C Problems Refrigerant Issues: More times than not, hot air instead of cold air blowing from the vents means the A/C's refrigerant is gone or isn ... read more

All vehicles on the road rely on multiple fluids that are essential to keeping your vehicle operational. Some of these fluids include coolant, motor oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and even windshield washer fluid. As your car ages, these liquids are prone to leak as a result of worn hoses and fluid lines.    If you notice a puddle near your parked car, it is imperative that you stay calm. Be sure to make a mental note of the leaking fluid’s appearan ... read more

As a car owner, you are expected to know about your vehicle's various components. For most people, knowledge about vehicle components usually comes in the form of external parts easily visible to the eye. But have you ever thought about what really gets your car going? The answer to this question is simple; the engine. Your car's engine is made up of several parts, from the spark plugs to the cylinders and other components. The oil pan gasket is precisely what seals and bolts your oil p ... read more

Have you wondered why lights appear sometimes on the dashboard? If you don't know, here are the 5 most important warning lights you should know about. 1. Low Engine Oil Pressure It will usually look like an oil can when the light comes on. This means that it may need more oil in the car. But if you are not sure, please bring it into our auto shop, so we can solve this problem! 2. Tire Pressure Warning Light It looks like a boat when the lights come on. This means that the tire pressure i ... read more

Cars are not so easy to repair nowadays. For every vehicle that needs to be repaired, they need to be diagnosed. Just like doctors that take MRI’s, CAT scans, and blood work to determine what is wrong with someone's health. Technicians must test all fuses, look for electrical draws, and scan many computers. Each of these tests and scans take time, knowledge, and resources to complete. The test and scans determine the root cause of your vehicle's problems. These computers allow for ... read more