Have your brake system flushed every two years regardless of mileage.
Why? Brake fluid can become contaminated with water condensation and loose it's viscosity from heat cycles caused by normal use. Flushing your brake system will help prevent costly damage to the system, and more importantly help insure that your brakes work when they are needed.
By the way, we're running a special on brake system flushing! See our Specials page for details.
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My check engine light is on. What does that mean?
If the check engine light is on, constant or intermittently, the computer in your car has stored codes indicating a malfunction which could lead to engine damage. You should have this checked as soon as possible. Reading and resetting the codes requires special diagnostic tools, which most independent repair shops do not have. At Utah Imports, we have the VDSPRO diagnostic computer, allowing for a less expensive alternative to having the codes read and reset by a VW/Audi dealer. The VDSPRO system accesses all of the modules in your car including transmission, brakes, airbag, emissions, etc.
Check out our Specials Page for our special offer on this service.
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I recharged or replaced my battery, and now my car runs poorly.
Once a dead battery on late model VW's and Audi's has been recharged or replaced, the throttle position adaptation requires resetting or the car may run poorly. This service requires a VW/Audi diagnostic tool. Avoid misdiagnosis and the unnecessary replacement of parts.
Bring your car in for a quick diagnostic service, at a reasonable price. See our Specials page for details.
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The timing belt was just replaced on my Audi V6 and now the car runs poorly.
Audi V6 timing belt replacement requires the use of special alignment tools. Some shops will install the new belt without the proper tools causing the cam timing to be off, resulting in the vehicle running poorly.
Come to us for your Audi V6 timing belt replacement. Or, if you feel your belt was installed incorrectly bring your car in for a diagnosis. See our Specials page for details.
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