Girlcanic - Mobile Auto Repair

Girlcanic - Mobile Auto Repair Emergencies or just maintenance. I can help! Even if your car fails on the side of the road, or won't start in a parking lot.

Since I bring my services to you, there will be no need to hire a tow truck and pay for those unnecessary fees.

10/30/2025

If you’re in a committed relationship with a shop, this isn’t for you.

10/21/2025

That’s not a good sign, I knew the 4runner had a coolant leak in cylinder 3 but i assumed it was from the head gasket. This is looking more like a cracked head. Oh boy! Guess we’ll see when I dig in more. I don’t know how else I’d get coolant on top of one single cylinder. Bummed 🫤

This is exactly why I love the Forester community. We are so innovative. Foresters are the superior vehicle. Try to chan...
11/17/2021

This is exactly why I love the Forester community. We are so innovative. Foresters are the superior vehicle. Try to change my mind.

Working on this 1985 c20. Putting on smog components so my customer can drive his truck legally again. He’s absolutely i...
10/17/2021

Working on this 1985 c20. Putting on smog components so my customer can drive his truck legally again. He’s absolutely in love with this truck. 3 speed manual.

Doing front end work on this Beautiful thing 🥰 1955 Ford pick-em-mum truckSon will be finished with all new bushings, ba...
09/30/2021

Doing front end work on this Beautiful thing 🥰

1955 Ford pick-em-mum truck
Son will be finished with all new bushings, ball joints, white wall tires and much needed alignment.

Customer is very excited to be able to drive straight while going down the road 😂

Fitting an entire couch in my SF Forester. I posted a video on us pulling the couch out to show the actual size. I Didn’...
09/30/2021

Fitting an entire couch in my SF Forester. I posted a video on us pulling the couch out to show the actual size. I Didn’t even need to adjust my seat to fit the couch. Freaking wonderful! Check out the video!

09/30/2021

SF FORESTERS ARE THE BEST!
It’s a truck/car/van/camper! It really is the best thing on the planet! Why would anyone want anything else? I moved couches to my house with my “little” l***o car. Gary (my boyfriend) has a new outback (onyx edition if anyone cares) and I had a half foot of clearance in every direction. The outside of his car is MASSIVE compared to mine. Probably more safe. But whatever haha.

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06/12/2021

Ball joint replacement the old fashioned way. Honda Accord. Socket and hammer. Used the ball joint press to install the new ones. Was unable to use the press to get the old ones out. Sometimes we just gotta adapt, improvise and overcome. Work until the job is done!

Bumper removal to replace a leaking ac line. I thought it was the condenser at first but once the bumper was off, I noti...
06/12/2021

Bumper removal to replace a leaking ac line. I thought it was the condenser at first but once the bumper was off, I noticed the excessive build up on the hose and checked it with my freon sniffer and sure enough, just the line. Lucky for the customer because it was about $100 less than the condenser.

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Po***ck Pines, CA
95726

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Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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FAQ: What got you into cars?

Ever since I was a tiny little human, I was fascinated with taking things apart. The challenge was to try to put it back together. When McDonald’s toys were actually cool, I used to take them apart and figure out how the little electrical circuits made the toy light up and make noise.

On my 8th birthday, my mom bought me a brand new bike. First thing I did was try to take it apart. Pulled the brakes apart, took the chain off and removed the wheels. I, of course, being 8 years old, didn’t have the correct tools to disassemble the bike. It ended up with a lot of messed up pieces because I used pliers on most of it. Luckily, I had a very understanding mom. She was upset but laughed it off. I did end up “fixing” the bike after my experimenting.

As I grew up, so did my toys. So here I am taking things apart (with knowledge now) and still loving every minute of it!