Engine Repair Mississauga | Engine Service

Bloor West Auto EuroMechanic offers comprehensive engine inspection and maintenance to ensure you don’t encounter any engine issues while out on the road.

Our engine repair Mississauga team knows what it takes to keep your car running as it should. The material an engine is made out of, how well it’s been built and how the car is driven can all affect the lifespan of your engine. However, the biggest factor influencing your engine’s lifespan is maintenance. The best way to get the most out of your engine is to have it routinely checked and repaired by a professional.

One of the most important things about engine maintenance is keeping your engine fluids full and clean. Dirt buildup in your engine fluid can cause your engine to malfunction, which can damage your car and lead to accidents. Your engine oil should be changed regularly to prevent such accidents. Cleaning your air filter is another important aspect of engine maintenance. Without a clean air filter, your engine has to work a lot harder and is more liable to break down suddenly.

If your engine’s been giving you trouble lately, or if you want some preventative care to avoid engine problems in the future, contact us at Bloor West Auto EuroMechanic for high-quality automotive service.

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Inspection and maintenance services we cover

Various factors influence your vehicle’s lifespan and performance, such as build quality, driving habits, and road conditions. Yet, consistent engine maintenance is paramount for its longevity. At Bloor West Auto EuroMechanic Mississauga, we employ advanced diagnostic tools to assess engine health and perform routine tasks for optimal performance.

Fluid Inspection: We scrutinize engine fluids for cleanliness and levels, conducting oil and antifreeze changes when necessary to ensure smooth operation.
Air Filter Cleaning: While dirty air filters may seem trivial, they can lead to sudden breakdowns over time.
Rubber Belt Examination: Cracked or worn rubber belts can disrupt other engine components. If you notice peculiar squealing noises from under the hood, it could indicate belt issues.

Whether your check engine light is on or it’s time for a thorough inspection, schedule a visit to Bloor West Auto EuroMechanic Mississauga promptly. Proactive maintenance can prevent breakdowns, ensuring your vehicle’s longevity and reliability.

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Engine Maintenance FAQ

Have a question about engine maintenance? We’ve compiled a list of common questions and answers below.

What does the check engine light mean?

When the check engine light comes on, that means your car’s onboard diagnostics system has detected a problem with the emission, fuel, or exhaust systems. The light is usually red or orange and tends to blink or flash when the issue is more serious. However, if the light stays on, that doesn’t mean you should ignore the problem either. The check engine light can be caused by something minor, such as a loose gas cap, but it can also indicate a serious problem. For your peace of mind (and your car’s health!), it’s best to schedule a visit to our auto shop, and we will get to the root of the problem.

Can I drive with engine maintenance light on?

If the check engine light stays on, you should, in theory, be able to drive your car, at least until you get home or to an auto shop. If there’s no noticeable difference in the way the car drives, there’s no need to pull over (although we advise you to have the issue checked out as soon as possible). However, if the engine maintenance light is flashing, your car is making unusual noises, or it doesn’t drive well, the safest thing to do is pull over and call a towing service to
prevent serious engine damage.

What is engine maintenance?

Engine maintenance refers to all the tasks that prevent car damage caused by wear and tear. The list can include everything from cleaning, replacing old or damaged components, to repairing minor damage before it extends and causes serious problems. Some engine maintenance can be handled by drivers but, for best results, you should have a professional look at your car.