Electrical System Services

We’ve got your electrical system services covered! Our certified technicians are experienced and fix all types of electrical repairs!

Trusted Electrical System Services

The electrical system in a vehicle is an intricate network of components that work in harmony to power and control various systems and functions. These include critical operations such as starting the engine, charging the battery, and operating essential features like lights, wipers, entertainment, and navigation systems. Because of its complexity, even minor issues in the electrical system can lead to significant problems affecting your vehicle’s performance.

Signs of an Issue with Your Vehicle's Electrical System

Knowing potential warnings can help you address electrical system issues before they escalate. Common signs indicating there may be a problem include:

Main Components of a Vehicle's Electrical System

A well-functioning electrical system relies on several key components, each of which plays a vital role in the operation of the vehicle:
At Metro Transmission and Automotive, our certified technicians, who are highly skilled in diagnosing and repairing all electrical system components, are at your service. They are equipped to test each part to correctly identify the source of any electrical issues, ensuring that your vehicle remains safe and functional. You can trust our expertise to keep your vehicle’s electrical system in top shape.

Metro Transmission and Automotive Electrical System Services

We offer a comprehensive range of electrical system services tailored to keep your vehicle running smoothly. Our services include:

Get the Electrical System Service You Can Trust

Schedule an appointment with Metro Transmission and Automotive today for a comprehensive electrical system inspection or any specific services you may require. Our ASE-certified technicians are dedicated to delivering top-quality repairs while providing you with the knowledge and guidance necessary to maintain your vehicle’s electrical system between services.

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FAQ About Our Electrical Services and Repairs

Yes, Metro Transmission and Automotive offers a warranty on our electrical system services. This warranty typically covers parts and labor for a specified period, providing peace of mind. If any issues arise related to the components we serviced or replaced during the warranty period, we will address them at no additional cost. Specific warranty details vary, so we encourage you to ask about coverage when you schedule your service.
The estimated time frame for an electrical repair service can vary depending on the complexity of the issue and the specific repairs needed. Generally, most electrical repairs can be completed in a few hours. However, extensive diagnostics or parts replacements may take longer. Our technicians will assess the situation during your appointment and provide a more accurate time estimate.
To determine if your alternator is faulty, look for signs such as dimming or flickering lights, a weak battery that frequently requires jump-starting, or unusual noises such as grinding or whining. You can also perform a battery voltage test with a multimeter: The battery should read between 12.4 and 12.7 volts when the engine is off and 13.8 to 14.4 volts when the engine is running. If the readings are outside this range, it may indicate alternator problems.
The battery testing process involves checking the battery's voltage, performing a load test, and inspecting its physical condition for signs of corrosion or damage. It may be time for replacement if the voltage reading is low or the battery is several years old (typically beyond its 3-4 year lifespan). Signs that your battery needs replacement include difficulty starting the engine, a dashboard warning light, or frequent need for jump-starts. Our technicians can perform a thorough battery test during your visit and recommend replacement if necessary.

Yes, here are some maintenance tips to help prolong the lifespan of your vehicle's electrical components:

Regularly inspect your battery for signs of corrosion and ensure the connections are secure.

Keep the alternator and starter clean and free from debris.

Avoid leaving electrical components, such as lights or the radio, on when the engine is off, as this can drain the battery.

Schedule regular maintenance inspections for your vehicle's electrical system to identify potential problems before they become more serious.

By following these tips and promptly addressing any warning signs, you can help ensure your vehicle's electrical system remains in good working condition.