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Engine repair · Kendall area, Miami

Engine repair in the Kendall area

Overheating, oil leaks, a misfire, rough idle or a loss of power. We find what is behind the symptom (cooling, ignition, fuel or a leak) and repair it, on every make and model.

Two cars raised on lifts with their hoods open at Wires Auto Repair, Miami

Cooling · ignition · oil leaks

Bring it in if

  • The temperature gauge climbs or the engine overheats
  • There are oil spots under the car or a burning-oil smell
  • The engine shakes, misfires or idles rough
  • The check-engine light is flashing
  • The car loses power when you accelerate

How an engine repair goes

  1. 01

    Tell us what the car is doing

    Call (305) 232-1677 or drive in. Describe when the problem shows up: at idle, on the highway, after a few minutes, or all the time.

  2. 02

    We find the cause

    We read the fault codes and check the cooling, ignition and fuel side to find what is behind the symptom.

  3. 03

    You get an estimate first

    Before any work starts you get an estimate. Miami-Dade County requires it, and you decide whether we go ahead.

  4. 04

    We repair it

    We fix what failed and tell you what we found. You pick the car up at 12513 SW 130th St.

What it costs

A misfire can be a spark plug or something bigger, and a leak can be a gasket or a hose. Once the cause is found you get an estimate, before any work starts.

Makes and models

Every make and model, from Toyota and Nissan to BMW, Audi and Volkswagen.

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FAQ

Questions people ask us

What should I do if my engine overheats?

Pull over and turn the engine off as soon as it is safe. Driving an overheating engine can damage it badly. Don't open a hot radiator cap. Then call us and describe what happened.

Can I drive with the check-engine light on?

If it is steady, the car can usually be driven to the shop soon. If it is flashing, the engine is misfiring badly: stop driving and call.

Why is there oil under my car?

Common causes are a worn gasket or seal, a loose drain plug or filter, or a cracked oil pan. A small leak can become a big one; have it looked at before the oil level drops.

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Tell us what the car is doing.

Call during shop hours and you talk to the people who work on your car. Se habla español.

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