Bring your European beauty to our shop at the first sign of electrical problems. One thing that can be dangerous about electrical problems is an electrical fire. We are going to list the signs of electrical problems below so you know what to look for in your European automobile. We are experts in all things European when it comes to automobiles. You can count on our European auto service shop.
Dead Engine
An electrical drain can prevent your engine from starting because it can kill the battery. You may also be unable to get the engine started because the starter has died. In both cases, you may hear a strange clicking noise when you turn the ignition key or press the start button.
Dead Battery
It may also be time to replace the battery in your European automobile. Generally, the time to replace the battery is when it gets to be three years old. The battery is part of the electrical system in your European automobile, and it can start to die frequently when it is too old.
Component Malfunction
Anything that is powered by your European automobile’s electrical system will start to malfunction when the vehicle is having electrical problems. This includes the vehicle lights, the power accessories, and things such as your navigation, entertainment, or USB charging systems.
Burning Electricity
As we mentioned above, the dangers of an electrical problem in the European vehicle is an electrical fire. This can be started by overheated wiring and electrical system components. One thing that can overheat the electrical system is a faulty alternator producing more than 14.5 volts.
Blown Fuses
If the electrical system is surging, you may end up with blown fuses in your European automobile. If you replace the fuses and they blow again, there’s an issue with the electrical system. We can get to the bottom of the issue and repair it, so bring your European automobile to our shop.
Dashboard Warning
Finally, your Battery light may turn on and stay on if the European vehicle is experiencing electrical problems. This warning light covers the battery and electrical system, i.e., a faulty alternator or another problem. Take the battery warning light seriously and drive to our shop.
We are here to help you with all of your European auto service and repair needs, so call us today to schedule an appointment for your European automobile. We can inspect the electrical system to determine why the vehicle is having problems. We will fix the problem once we find it.