ADeal Auto Repair is a qualified service provider for automotive electrical services. Keep your passengers and vehicle safe by having all safety lighting serviced by our team of specialists. Electrical service checks will include but are not limited to:

- Shorts
- Fuses
- Light bulbs
- Headlights
- Brake lights
- Turn signals
- Cabin lights
- Taillights

A common indicator that your vehicle has electrical issues may be most present on your dashboard. Dim dashboard lighting and headlights are often the first noticeable signs, however warnings like idling, clicking when turning on the ignition or your car not starting means it is time to bring your vehicle into the shop for servicing.

Schedule an appointment or come by our Albuquerque location, so our qualified mechanics may inspect your car for all electrical problems and provide solutions to keep your vehicle safe.

Computer Diagnostics
Before the emergence of car diagnostic tests, identifying problems was time-consuming and expensive, especially considering car owners only brought their cars to mechanics after a breakdown or other severe malfunction. Now, computerized car components can detect problems long before they cause a breakdown. Diagnostic tools can also check a vehicles computer system for manufacturer notifications and stored information about the vehicles history, giving technicians a complete picture in order to perform the best repair possible.

What areas of the Vehicle can be tested?
Diagnostic tests can reveal problems within the vehicles engine, transmission, exhaust system, brakes, and other major components, as well as performance issues with the fuel injector, air flow and coolant, ignition coils, and throttle. However, a common misconception about vehicle diagnostic tests is that technicians can use code-reading tools to determine the exact problem that triggered the check engine light. In reality, the code tells technicians which engine or component parameters are out of range, but it does not detail the cause of the problems. That is where the good old human brain comes in handy, as the technician uses experience and expertise to diagnose the underlying problem.