Eli The Mechanic

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Eli The Mechanic Hi, I’m Eli. I maintain and repair vehicles at my shop in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

I believe that doing good quality work, communication, and trust are key when taking care of people and their vehicles.

Alright Outback, open wide and say 'ahh'.
08/21/2024

Alright Outback, open wide and say 'ahh'.

Putting myself out there
04/28/2023

Putting myself out there

Still fixing cars. Tell your friends. 👍
03/04/2023

Still fixing cars. Tell your friends. 👍

From the Archive: Three Red Subarus.Believe they are all Regatta Red PearlStill fixing vehicles. Contact info in Bio for...
02/03/2022

From the Archive: Three Red Subarus.
Believe they are all Regatta Red Pearl

Still fixing vehicles. Contact info in Bio for inquiries.

Some interesting vehicles in the shop! Honestly this happened quite a few months ago, but it was still really neat to ha...
02/24/2021

Some interesting vehicles in the shop! Honestly this happened quite a few months ago, but it was still really neat to have both these rides in the shop at the same time. Still fixing vehicles! Give me a shout if you need some help.

Front: 1989 Honda Acty SDX (imported straight from Japan by my neighbor)
Rear: 1973 Volkswagen Beetle




Time for a new tire on my commuter. Sometimes you need to fix your own ride, even when it's not a car. Thanks for having...
05/21/2020

Time for a new tire on my commuter. Sometimes you need to fix your own ride, even when it's not a car. Thanks for having my size tire in stock The Common Wheel!






This is what a Starter Motor looks like. This little thing is what cranks your engine over when you turn the key to star...
05/14/2020

This is what a Starter Motor looks like. This little thing is what cranks your engine over when you turn the key to start your car. Usually, when Starter Motors start going bad nothing will happen when you turn the key, like your battery is dead. This one began cranking very slowly instead, much like your battery is weak. After a quick diagnosis, and sort of quick replacement, they are good to go again!






When checking or filling tire pressure, observe your vehicle's recommended pressure. This sticker is found in the driver...
05/10/2020

When checking or filling tire pressure, observe your vehicle's recommended pressure. This sticker is found in the driver's door jamb of most modern vehicles. If it's not there, check in your owners manual. If you can't find a number and are in a bind, fill to 30 PSI for regular passenger cars and SUVs. Do not fill the tires to the "Max Press" listed on the tire itself. This rating is maximum pressure the tire is rated for, and is usually well above your vehicle's recommendation. I find a decent amount of tires overfilled to this pressure. Tire pressure is a big deal for safety, gas mileage, and tire wear. If you don't have a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (low tire light), try and check your pressures at least once a month.

Replaced leaking valve cover gasket. It's the blue part. These rubber gaskets get brittle with age and eventually they s...
05/07/2020

Replaced leaking valve cover gasket. It's the blue part. These rubber gaskets get brittle with age and eventually they start leaking oil. Under the valve cover is the valve assembly. It controls your engines breathing. Second picture is it all put back together.





@ Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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1025 North Plum Street Suite #4
Lancaster, PA
17602

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+17172082194

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