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Have you noticed your engine sputtering, difficulty starting, a whining noise from the fuel tank, vibrations, or a decrease in power and acceleration? These could indicate issues within your vehicle’s fuel or exhaust systems. Addressing these warning signs promptly is crucial to maintain optimal performance and prevent costly repairs. Schedule an appointment with Eric’s Car Care to keep your exhaust & Fuel system functioning efficiently and ensure a safe driving experience!
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Fuel System Service
Proper fuel system maintenance is essential for vehicle performance and longevity. Neglecting fuel system upkeep can lead to reduced fuel efficiency, increased emissions, and costly repairs. Regular maintenance can enhance fuel economy, enhance vehicle performance, and emission reduction. Our fuel system services include:
- Fuel Pump Replacement
Diagnose and replace faulty fuel pumps.
- High-Pressure Fuel Pump Service
Service high-pressure fuel pumps.
- Fuel Injector Replacement
Replace malfunctioning fuel injectors.
- Fuel Tank Repair
Inspect and repair fuel tanks.
- Intake Manifold Cleaning & Repair
Clean and replace intake manifolds.
- Throttle Body Cleaning & Service
Improve airflow and engine performance.
We offer comprehensive fuel system maintenance services, including inspections, diagnostics, and cleaning of components such as fuel injectors, tanks, filters, throttle bodies, intake manifolds, fuel rails, and EVAP systems. We also test and replace fuel pressure regulators, mass airflow sensors (MAF), oxygen (O₂) sensors, and EGR valves. These services ensure optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency.
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Exhaust Repair
A well-maintained exhaust system is vital for engine efficiency, fuel economy, and emission control. Neglecting exhaust issues can result in poor performance, increased emissions, and exposure to harmful gases. Routine inspections and timely repairs help keep your vehicle running smoothly and safely.
Our exhaust system services include:
- Catalytic Converter Replacement
Identify issues and replace faulty converters.
- Exhaust Manifold Repair
Examine and repair or replace damaged manifolds.
- Muffler Repair
Repair and replace defective mufflers, we offer bolt on replacement exhaust parts
- Emissions Testing
Conduct emissions tests and perform necessary repairs to meet regulatory standards.
We provide comprehensive exhaust system maintenance services, including inspections, diagnostics, and repairs of components such as exhaust manifolds, mufflers, catalytic converters, resonators, and heat shields.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The fuel injection system delivers fuel directly into the engine’s combustion chamber for efficient burning. It improves fuel efficiency, power, and emissions compared to older carburetor systems.
Relieve fuel system pressure, locate the filter (usually along the fuel line or near the tank), disconnect the old one, install the new filter, and check for leaks after starting the engine.
Change the fuel filter every 20,000–40,000 miles or as recommended in your owner’s manual. A clogged filter can cause poor performance, rough idling, or difficulty starting.
Start the engine and listen for hissing or tapping sounds near the exhaust system. You can also feel for leaks by passing your hand (carefully) near connections or use soapy water to spot bubbling areas.
Small leaks can be sealed with exhaust tape or high-temp epoxy, while larger leaks may require replacing gaskets, clamps, or even welding broken sections for a permanent fix.