Tire light on Right side wiper blade streaks a bit license plate light out air filter dirty rear differential fluid dirty front differential fluid starting to get dirty rear brakes approx 3mm remaining Front left tire 12/32 right 11/32 Rear left tire 12/32 right 11/32 Front brakes approx 8mm remaining All other lights working wiper blades noisy alternator charging 14v Battery passed load test engine oil clean and at level serpentine belt good front shocks good, no leak coolant hoses good, no leaks exhaust good on all hangers transfer case fluid clean rear shocks good no leak transmission fluid clean coolant looks clean a/c blows cold monitors complete
Richard G. gave our service a 5 star review on 10/18/2024
Code P0456 – Evap very small leak Code P0457 – Evap system leak – The evap ESIM (Evaporative System Integrity Module) valve is not closing shut completely
– The exhaust flex pipe has a couple of metal rings broken off and rattling on the exhaust pipe.
Remove and replace the ESIM
Replace flextube
Jacob G. gave our service a 5 star review on 9/9/2024
Remove four wheels and rear brake drums/rotors to inspect brake condition. Inspect entire system for leaks. Brakes grinding bad Front brake pads metal to metal, needs left rotor Rear brakes drums approx 5% remaining
– Tire light on – spark plug gap at .72 (spec .43) – recommend headlight restoration – cabin filter dirty – engine oil drain plug leaking – rear shocks leaking – recommend rotation – damage on left front bumper – Wiper blades clean good – all lights working at this time – alternator charging 14v – battery passed load test – air filter clean – engine oil not due looks, clean and level is good – serpentine belt good no cracks – front axle good, no rips – coolant hoses good, no leaks – exhaust good on all hangers – front shocks good – tires in fair condition – front 5/32 rear 7/32 – transmission fluid okay
SPARK PLUGS – Remove & Replace – All
Headlight restoration
Replace the cabin filter
Replace engine oil drain plug
Front brake job, install front brake pads also replace left front rotor
Machine front rotors on vehicle
Install rear brake shoes
Marie D. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/16/2024
Clean area up around oil leak to try to pin point oil leak, unable to totally pin point, possible crank seal. – Remove electronic fan, remove radiator shroud to gain access then remove starter to hold engine. Remove damper and pulley to replace front crank seal.
Scott Z. gave our service a 5 star review on 2/28/2024
EVAP System Leak Detected (fuel cap loose/off) P0456
EVAP System Leak Detected (very small leak) P06DD
Engine Oil Pressure Control Circuit Performance/Stuck Off OBDII Permanent Codes ($0A) P06DD
Engine Oil Pressure Control Circuit Performance/Stuck Off P0456
EVAP System Leak Detected (very small leak) P0457
EVAP System Leak Detected (fuel cap loose/off) Ran EVAP system function test. Failed and the ESIM switch never closed. Ran test again and removed cap while in vacuum and confirmed system was in a vacuum. Switch should have been closed. ESIM switch not closing will cause leak codes and gas cap light. Inspect ESIM and circuits. With ESIM connector jumped, the scan data reads closed. Circuits are normal, ESIM needs replacement. Recommend new OEM fuel cap, has aftermarket that does have a split in the seal and does not have a vacuum relief built in. Test Oil pressure control system. Found unable to control high/low pressure. Code reset right away. Checked oil, found very low. Had to add 3 quarts. Rechecked pressure control, found dual stage pump now working. Need to recheck when driving. System normal on road test. LOF is overdue and oil is black. Needs LOF. Rad fan running on high and temp keeps going up over 230 degrees. Upper hot not hot, like thermostat is not open. Found radiator low, took 1/4 gallon. Bled air out of thermostat, now opens and cools normally. Temps good on road test. No leaks found. After road test there was zero HC in coolant tank. Relieved pressure in radiator by loosening cap slightly, allowing coolant to flow into tank. Rechecked HC in tank, found 200PPM. Suspect small head gasket leak causing loss of coolant and allowing air to get trapped in thermostat. Inspect Vacuum pump system. When activating the pump with scan tool the relay clicks but not pump operation occurs. Test power and ground at pump and found both normal. Vacuum pump has failed. Airbag light on-Needs diag
RF tire rubbing on wheel well shield. Shield out of normal position and deformed a bit, causing rear of well too protrude too fat towards tire. Position correctly and install a screw to hold in correct location.
Replace the vacuum pump and relocate per instructions