To our Worcester customers: We are repaving our parking lot so for today and tomorrow we are asking that you use our back entrance which is located on Franklin Street. Please give us a call if you have any difficulty. Thanks for your understanding.
The Worcester Crew,
508-798-8500
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Election Day! Every vote counts, make your voice heard!
Massachusetts Right to Repair Coalition
November 2 at 8:00 PM ·
Question 1 is supported by over one thousand-five hundred independent repair shops across Massachusetts who say it is essential to protect consumer choice in car repair, protect small businesses, and save thousands of jobs in Massachusetts.
Vote YES on 1 for Right to Repair!
The holidays are right around the corner and this year will be a difficult one for so many families in our communities. One way to help is to join us in making a donation to United Way of Tri-County and/or the Worcester County Food Bank. Small or large, every donation will help families in need. Thank you for your ongoing support!
We are looking for people to join our Worcester crew!
Job includes under car MIG welding, fabrication of exhaust systems, light automotive repair. Some welding experience required. Automotive repair experience preferred but not required. On the job training will be provided. Call our Worcester shop 508-798-8500
We are looking for people to join our Worcester crew!
Job includes under car MIG welding, fabrication of exhaust systems, light automotive repair. Some welding experience required. Automotive repair experience preferred but not required. On the job training will be provided. Call our Worcester shop 508-798-8500
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Welder/Fabricator
rotten egg or sulfur odor coming from the engine exhaust could have several causes. It may be the oxygen sensor, catalytic converter, PCV valve, ignition timing, or some other issue.
If the exhaust is blue when your engine is running, it's burning oil. There are a number of possible causes, including a leak at the oil pan, the valve seals, or the head gasket.
Rear end car accidents are among the most common of all car accidents. When a car is rear-ended, the damage most likely includes fender repair or replacement, as well as the installation of new tail lights. If the accident is serious enough, the muffler and exhaust system may need to be replaced as well.
A rotten egg or sulfur odor coming from the engine exhaust could indicate several things. It may be the oxygen sensor, catalytic converter, PCV valve, ignition timing, or some other issue. It is an easily diagnosed problem.
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Hear, hear! If unfamiliar sounds are coming from your car, it's trying to tell you something. For example, a roar could be a problem with the exhaust, or it could be wheel bearing going bad.
A rotten egg or sulfur odor coming from the engine exhaust could indicate several things. It may be the oxygen sensor, catalytic converter, PCV valve, ignition timing, or some other issue. It is an easily diagnosed problem.
The odor of sulfur or rotten eggs coming from the engine exhaust could mean a problems with the oxygen sensor, catalytic converter, PCV valve, ignition timing, or some other issue. Fortunately, it’s a problem that is easily diagnosed.
What's that noise? Chugging, rattling or humming sounds from the undercarriage could be your exhaust, transmission, wheel bearings or universal joints - all of which mean it's time to call a mechanic.
Unfamiliar sounds emanating from your car mean it’s trying to tell you something. For example, a roar could be an exhaust system problem, or it could be the transmission is having difficulty shifting into a higher gear.
Does the inside of your car or truck smell like you're standing right behind the exhaust pipe? There's probably a leak somewhere in the system. Come see us to take care of the problem. You'll breathe easier.
No matter how many DIY videos you find online, paint-less dent removal is not a good project to try out your learning curve. You may end up paying more to repair damage caused by inexperience than you would if you left it to a professional.
While automobiles began rolling across the landscape in 1886, the first gas gauge wasn’t installed until 1922. Prior to that, you needed to use a dipstick to see how much gas was in the tank.
You should never smell burning transmission fluid coming from the automatic transmission. If you do, it means there’s a leak. If it’s not corrected immediately, it could lead to serious problems and expensive repairs.
The cylinder heads of a seriously overheated engine can quite possibly warp or crack. When this happens, an extensive and expensive engine rebuild will most likely be required so it’s best to ensure that any faults causing overheating issues are found and fixed right away.
Is turning the steering wheel difficult, or you hear squealing when turning? Check the power steering fluid. The owner’s manual will show you where it is and how to fill it, there is a reason it is low. Let us diagnose and fix the problem.