Aliso Viejo Auto Repair

You've probably experienced this scenario at least once before: You're driving on the highway and suddenly smell motor oil in your car. The smell of engine oil is typically a warning sign that you or your mechanic can trace back to an oil leak. If you notice that the strong scent does not go away, it can cause concern. Regardless of an oil leak or not, the best way to know where the smell is coming from is by having your automobile inspected at Super Service of Aliso Viejo. Our expert team can perform a complete vehicle inspection to explain the issue at hand thoroughly and figure out how to restore your vehicle.   Here are some of the most common causes for a pungent oil smell in your automobile:  An oil leak flows into the exhaust system. A poorly performed oil change could cause this scent to emanate. For instance, overfilling your oil can cause it to overflow onto other components under the hood. A disconnected oil filter A leaking or defective oil plug A d ... read more

Photo by ardito Ryan Harrisna on Unsplash   Accidents and breakdowns can happen to anyone. There is no course of action that is 100% certain to avoid these events, outside of refusing to drive an automobile. If you drive regularly, sooner or later, it is statistically probable that you will either have a breakdown or become involved in an accident.   The worst part about dealing with emergency situations that happen unexpectedly is not being able to predict when they will happen. However, always staying prepared is a good idea to make sure that you are ready to deal with whatever situation comes your way.    Here are a few things you can keep in handy to prepare your vehicle for an emergency situation: First-Aid kit - these can be purchased from office supply places. It’s not a bad idea to supplement it with a trip to ... read more

Windshield wipers are such a crucial part of our cars that they ensure our safety by helping us see through rain, snow, or fog when we drive. However, wipers can be very annoying if they aren't doing their job well. You'll need to stay on top of when they need to be replaced. Some symptoms of aging or failing wipers include skipping, streaking, and squeaking. Ultimately, they will end up impairing your perception of the road. According to manufacturers, you should replace your windshield wipers every six months to a year. However, they can also become impaired if not taken care of properly. To help extend the life of your windshield wipers, follow these tips: Clean your windshield! Cleaning your windscreen will minimize the amount of dirt and debris that sticks to your wiper blades.  Wipe down your wipers. As you continually use them, your wipers blades collect dust and dirt. You can wash the rubber blades to help them stay in good condition. Use a rubber protectant. On ... read more

Photo by Helen Varetska on Unsplash   Welcome to the new Blog! We hope summer in Aliso Viejo is treating you and the ones you love very well. Now, as we hot the peak holiday travel hours, we’re looking at some of our favorite playlists for summer traveling on Spotify!   Road trips sure can be long and tedious, but nothing pumps up a long journey and breaks up turnpike hypnosis like a perfect playlist, provided that everyone can get along with the music. Grab some snacks, load in your luggage and your family, and load up a great mix of tunes so that everyone gets a little bit of their favorite along the way!   If you find yourself against the wall for some music planning and need some ideas, here’s a selection of great playlists from Spotify that can bop along to these summer road trip playlists on the way to your next d ... read more

Your spark plugs might be small, but they are mighty and are a vital piece of preserving your car. For instance, they must constantly transmit electrical signals to the ignition coil, which moves your vehicle. They provide the “spark” that powers your engine. We recommend that you regularly examine your spark plugs to ensure the efficiency of your ignition and combustion system.    “What are the symptoms to look for in bad spark plugs?” you might ask. Here are the tops signs that your current spark plugs are failing:   Engine Is Misfiring or Stalls Old, worn-out spark plugs have a more challenging time creating the spark that powers your motor. When the wire connection to your spark plugs is damaged, the engine will experience stuttering. If your car stalls when you are trying to turn it on, there could be a problem with spark plugs or damaged spark plug wires.    Poor Fuel Economy If you notice that you aren’t pushing the ... read more