Scheduled Maintenance Services in
West Melbourne, FL

When should you get a Tune Up or Scheduled Maintenance?

• Every 30,000 miles or as recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.
• If your engine is misfiring or running rough.
• If you experience reduced fuel efficiency.
• When your vehicle is due for an oil change.
• Before embarking on a long road trip.
• If you notice unusual noises or vibrations while driving.
• If you encounter issues with starting the vehicle.
• If there is a noticeable decrease in engine performance.
• If you smell unusual odors coming from the engine or exhaust.
• If warning lights or error messages appear on the dashboard.
• After driving in harsh conditions, such as extreme temperatures or off-road terrain.
• If your vehicle has been in storage or not used for an extended period.
• If you've reached a specific time interval since your last maintenance service, even if mileage hasn't been met.
• If you're experiencing difficulties with the vehicle's transmission, such as slipping gears.
• If there are issues with the vehicle's cooling system, like overheating or coolant leaks.
• If you've noticed a decrease in air conditioning or heating performance.
• If your vehicle pulls to one side or there's a change in steering response.
• When it's time for a scheduled maintenance according to the owner's manual or service schedule.
• If you've recently purchased a used vehicle and are unsure of its maintenance history.
• As a proactive measure to prevent major breakdowns and costly repairs in the future.

How is the Tune Up or Scheduled Maintenance performed?

Our technicians at SoloTech AutoWorks follow a systematic approach to ensure your vehicle receives the best care:

• Thoroughly inspecting the engine components, filters, and spark plugs.
• Testing and, if needed, replacing ignition coils and wires.
• Evaluating the fuel system and performing necessary adjustments.
• Checking and correcting the timing and idle settings.
• Conducting a diagnostic scan to identify any potential issues.
• Conducting a comprehensive road test to ensure optimal performance.
• Inspecting and, if necessary, replacing the air filter.
• Checking and adjusting the engine's ignition timing.
• Inspecting and, if necessary, cleaning the throttle body.
• Examining the serpentine belt and other engine belts for wear and tension, replacing if required.
• Inspecting and, if necessary, replacing the fuel filter.
• Checking and topping up all essential fluids, including engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, and transmission fluid.
• Testing the battery's health and cleaning the terminals if required.
• Inspecting and, if necessary, replacing the cabin air filter.
• Checking and lubricating hinges, latches, and suspension components as part of overall maintenance.
• Inspecting and, if needed, replacing the PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) valve.
• Verifying the functionality of electrical systems, including lights, wipers, and power windows.
• Inspecting and, if necessary, replacing the distributor cap and rotor (if applicable).
• Checking and adjusting tire pressure for optimal fuel efficiency and tire life.
• Inspecting and, if necessary, replacing the timing belt (if applicable).
• Conducting a visual inspection of the exhaust system for leaks or damage.
• Verifying the functionality of the cooling fans and addressing any cooling system issues.
• Checking the condition of the suspension and steering components, and performing alignments if needed.
• Inspecting the brake system, including brake pads, rotors, and calipers, and addressing any concerns.
• Cleaning and tightening battery terminals and connections.
• Lubricating all applicable chassis points to prevent excessive wear and noise.
• Inspecting the condition of spark plug wires and replacing them if necessary.
• Verifying the operation of the electronic control modules (ECM) and performing updates if available.

What types of repairs can be done during a Tune Up or Scheduled Maintenance?

During the tune-up or scheduled maintenance service, our technicians can address various repairs and maintenance tasks, including:

• Inspection
• Fluids and lubricants
• Oil changes
• Filter replacement
• Tire rotations
• Brake system check
• Belt and hose inspection
• Battery check
• Cooling system maintenance
• Spark plug replacement
• Air filter replacement
• Fuel filter replacement
• PCV valve replacement
• Ignition system inspection and repair
• Throttle body cleaning
• Timing belt replacement
• Battery inspection and testing