Engine Service

Check Engine Light Service

When your Check Engine light comes on — and stays on — come to D.C.C®. On many vehicles the Check Engine light is triggered by a wide range of causes, some of them as simple as you’re overdue for an oil change. But it’s important to know what the issue is. D.C.C will perform a diagnostic test which will help them recommend the right repair or service for your vehicle, if one is called for. And of course they can also reset the Check Engine light.

Serpentine Belt Service

The serpentine belt is a single, continuous belt that drives multiple devices in your engine, such as the alternator, power steering pump, water pump and air conditioning compressor. If your serpentine belt breaks, all of these systems will shut down and your vehicle will overheat. A regular inspection and possible serpentine belt replacement from a D.C.C® technician will allow all these vital systems keep you and your vehicle on the road.

A symptom that indicates the serpentine belt may need replacing is an unfamiliar noise or screech from the engine compartment caused by a frayed, split or worn out belt.D.C.C Technicians visually inspect the serpentine belt for fraying, splitting, glazing (the working edge of the belt becomes shiny from age and wear) or any other damage. If necessary, your Jiffy Lube technicians will remove the old serpentine belt and install a new one.

Vehicle Lights Inspection and Replacement

Whether on the interior or exterior, lights are an important vehicle safety feature. They help you see the road, be seen by other drivers, navigate around the passenger cabin and communicate important engine system information. 

D.C.C® technicians have the tools and technology to decipher and diagnose all those dashboard warning lights. And we can gladly check and test all of your interior and exterior lights and replace any malfunctioning bulbs if necessary.

Maintenance tasks commonly carried out during a m
otor vehicle service include:

• Change the engine oil
• Replace the oil filter
• Replace the air filter
• Replace the fuel filter
• Replace the spark plugs
• Tune the engine
• Check level and refill brake fluid
• Check level and refill power steering fluid
• Check level and refill Automatic Transmission Fluid
• Grease and lubricate components
• Inspect and replace the timing belt if needed
• Check condition of the tires

Mechanical parts that may cause the car to cease transmission or prove unsafe for the road are also noted and advised upon.