Auto Electrical

Replacing a worn or faulty alternator — the part that charges the battery and powers electrics while driving.

Replacing a worn or faulty fuse — the part that protects an electrical circuit from overload.

Replacing a worn or faulty glow plug — the part that heats the cylinders so a diesel starts easily.

Replacing a worn or faulty headlight bulb — the part that lights the road ahead at night.

Replacing a worn or faulty headlight switch — the part that turns headlights and parking lights on.

Replacing a worn or faulty horn — the part that is a required safety warning device.

Replacing a worn or faulty ignition coil — the part that creates the spark that fires each cylinder.

Replacing a worn or faulty ignition switch — the part that powers the car's systems and starts the engine.

Replacing a worn or faulty indicator bulb — the part that signals your turns to other road users.

Diagnosing why the key won't turn — steering lock, worn key or ignition barrel — and fixing it.

Replacing a worn or faulty oil pressure sensor — the part that warns you if oil pressure drops.

Replacing a worn or faulty power mirror switch — the part that adjusts the electric mirrors.

Replacing a worn or faulty power window switch — the part that raises and lowers the electric windows.

Replacing a worn or faulty spark plug cable — the part that carries high voltage to the spark plugs.

Replacing a worn or faulty starter motor — the part that turns the engine over to start it.

Replacing a worn or faulty throttle position sensor — the part that tells the engine computer how far the accelerator is pressed.

Replacing a worn or faulty window regulator — the part that moves the window glass up and down.