Author: Custom Import Repair

These days, most vehicles operate through complex electronic devices or mini computers. Unless you own a classic car (or 'vintage' as the kids like to say), very few car systems run via purely mechanical methods. Gone are the days when you could pop the hood...

More auto manufacturers now offer hybrid vehicle options, so more motorists have purchased them for the first time. It makes sense to provide some quick facts on basic hybrid maintenance. Below, I will explain how hybrid vehicles work, how often to schedule a hybrid oil...

Purchasing an electric vehicle is an investment in a greener future. EVs produce no harmful greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and are generally more efficient than their gas-powered counterparts. Routine EV maintenance helps prevent potential problems and ensures that your electric vehicle performs efficiently. Scheduling regular...

The technology behind hybrid auto batteries is a constantly evolving story. The environmental impact of traditional combustion engine vehicles created a need for greener solutions like EVs and hybrids. Hybrids fill the gap between all-electric and gasoline-powered automobiles. Understanding the technology behind hybrid cars is...

It looks like another hot summer is ahead, so schedule routine maintenance on your car air conditioning system before the temperatures soar. Recharging the automotive refrigerant can keep the cold air flowing in your car all summer. Keep reading to learn how your car air...

For most motorists, brake fluid isn't something we spend a lot of time thinking about. Today's vehicles are fairly self-sufficient and require little attention. Vehicle owners are expected to follow the factory's recommended maintenance intervals, which the dealer often covers for the first 2-5 years....

Thankfully, all Toyotas have onboard computers and built-in diagnostic systems. This system generates Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC), including Generic, Manufacturer-Specific, and Enhanced codes. These codes can help you pinpoint the Check Engine Light issues like faulty gas caps, oxygen sensors, or spark plugs. Let’s explore...