Precision Auto Repair & Air Conditioning

03/15/2021

Smog technician, l**e tech, some one who would like to learn the automotive industry.

02/21/2021

Get your vehicle in for that annual Antifreeze/Coolant check, & Air Conditioning repair or service , call us at 951-600-1406

Coolant or Antifreeze Leak: This fluid is often neon greenish in color, it can also be pink or bright orange. It has a sticky, light viscosity feel to it. Coolant is one of the most common leaks in cars. A serious leak should be repaired as quickly as possible. A coolant leak can lead to the engine overheating as it helps regulate the engine temperature. Have any leak checked as soon as possible.
Check the radiator, water pump, engine core plugs, heater hoses and radiator hoses for leaks.
The coolant level should be checked when the engine is cold. The coolant overflow reservoir should indicate the coolant level. If the fluid level does not hit the full line, there could be a leak.
Never add straight water to the system, use a 50/50 mixture of distilled water and antifreeze. Coolant should never be added to a hot engine. Allow the engine to cool first.

02/21/2021

The heat is on for now lol 😉, need you vehicles Air conditioning checked, repaired or serviced. Give us a call here At Precision Auto & Air Conditioning

12/27/2020

10/22/2019

The Heat is still on bring your vehicle in for A/C check or repairs.

09/01/2019

The heat is on, schedule A/C service, diagnosis or full Air conditioning repairs at 951-600-1406.

03/15/2018

Serpentine Engine Drive Belt
The engine’s crankshaft transfers motion to engine components such as the water pump, alternator, air conditioning compressor, power steering pump, and mechanical fan. If this belt breaks, your vehicle is stuck on the side of the road. And with most newer serpentine belts, they may not show any visible damage but may be completely worn out. The rubber on belts wears away similar to a tire, losing rubber, but not necessarily cracking. Make sure to check the condition of your serpentine belt.

03/13/2018

BRAKE FLUID

Brake fluid should be replaced according to your owner’s manual. Unfortunately it is commonly neglected. Many manufacturers recommend replacing the fluid anywhere between 2 to 4 years. Brake fluid can be tested for contaminants. Considering how important your brakes are to safe operation, this maintenance item should not be overlooked. You can also use brake fluid test strips to test for fluid contamination.