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Electrical System Service
During an electrical system check, we will use diagnostic equipment to review vehicle data to find any potential issues with your vehicle’s engine diagnostics, battery, electrical cables and connections. If a repair is needed, we will discuss the issues found with you prior to any work being completed.
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Why You May Need A Vehicle Electrical System Check Or Repair
No matter where you like to go, getting there is always more enjoyable when you’re energized and ready for the road ahead. Cue your vehicle’s electrical system. It doesn’t just keep your lights and radio on; it’s increasingly responsible in newer vehicles for powering your steering and brakes when you’re on the road. That’s why it’s important to have your electrical system checked regularly.
How Do You Know if Your Car Has Electrical Problems?
- Your vehicle won't start — you turn your key and hear clicking or no sound at all
- Interior or dashboard lights do not illuminate properly
- Your headlights dim while you're traveling at low speeds, or idling at a stop
It’s important to be fully charged and ready to hit the road. Our technicians use diagnostic equipment to access your vehicle's data and pinpoint the cause of any electrical problems. Our electrical system service includes:
If our technicians find anything needing further attention, we’ll explain to you these suggested services and their associated costs to help you determine whether they are right for you. Additional suggested services include battery replacement, electrical cable connection adjustment, and troubleshooting complex electrical problems.
All Goodyear Auto Service locations will be able to check and identify any issues with your vehicle’s electrical system. Find a service center near you and call us today for an appointment. Find a Service Center
If your vehicle is having noticeable electric issues, have it checked by our technicians immediately.
While there’s more than one cause of electrical issues, a new battery can often solve the problem. Batteries usually last between three and seven years, so it's a smart idea to replace yours every four years as a safety measure.
