San Diego Auto Repair

The function of the check engine light is to let you know if there is a problem with one or more parts of the the car's engine. For example, an oil leak that leads to low motor oil can cause the light to be illuminated. In addition, the manufacturer also programs the light to be illuminated when the odometer reaches specific mileage readings, such as 30,000 miles, 60,000 miles, and so on. When you take your car in for a tune-up, your mechanic will reset the on-board diagnostics computer, and the light won't come on until the next scheduled date. Unless you are diligent about taking your car in exactly according to the manufacturer's guidelines, however, you have probably had the check engine light illuminated on the dashboard, even when there isn't a mechanical problem. If you suspect that this is the case, you can learn how to reset your check engine light on your own. A "hard reset" refers to a process of following step by step instructions that allow you to circumvent your c ... read more

Is your car is making sounds or do you have the sensation that something doesn't feel right when you're driving it? Depending on the particulars, you may be experiencing one of several common transmission problems. The only way to know for sure is to take your car to a repair shop where a certified mechanic can make a diagnosis. TransMasters Transmissions & Auto Care in Miramar, located just a short drive southwest of Escondido, CA, has a reputation for excellence when it comes to transmission repair. Our mechanics are all certified and trained in both figuring out the problem and completing the transmission repair right on site. It is our goal to make the repair process fast and easy on your wallet. We have a state of the art in-house transmission facility, fully stocked with replacement parts and the capability to test and remanufacture your transmission. And, because we understand how inconvenient it is when your car is in the shop, we're committed to making sure you're ... read more