Salem, MA Auto Repair Shops
Find Auto Repair Shops in Salem, MA. Need a tuneup, Oil change, Alignment? Did a pot hole cause front end damage to your car or truck? Search our listings of auto repair shops in Salem, Massachusetts and compare services to find the best shop at the most convenient location.
Keep it local shop car repair shops in Salem, MA 01970
Keep it local shop car repair shops in Salem, MA 01970
J&G Transmission
4 Florence Street Salem, MA (978) 594-4140 Louis Restoration & Repair Shop
62 Leavitt St Salem, MA (978) 745-2111 Adam's Auto Repair 97 Ocean Ave Salem, MA (978) 744-0558 Bouchard & Son Auto Repair 110 Jefferson Ave Salem, MA (978) 744-9533 Pep Boys Auto Parts & Service 232 Highland Ave Salem, MA (978) 744-3131 S S Automotive 1 S Mason St Salem, MA (978) 741-1296 HMA Car Care Systems, Inc 72 North Street Salem, MA (978) 744-4444 Goodyear Auto Service Center 311 Derby St Salem, MA (978) 744-3396 |
Car Care Tips
Car Care Tip: What's that smell coming from my car?
6 smells coming from your car that should be a warning sign to get your car to a Salem care repair shop! 1. Burnt Rubber Smell That smell could be drive belts slipping or moving parts rubbing up against rubber hoses. Caution: Do not reach into the engine area when the engine is hot or running. 2. Hot or Burning Oil Smell The smell of hot or burning oil could mean that the oil is leaking onto exhaust system or other hot part of the engine. To check for the leak look the oil on your driveway or smoke coming from the engine area. Caution: Turn off the engine before checking for a leak & don't touch while engine or exhaust are still hot. 3. Smell of Gasoline The smell of Gasoline is most likely a gas leak in the gas line, fuel injector line or gas tank. Caution: Any smell of gasoline is a potential fire hazard so immediate attention should be taken. 4. The Sweet Smell of Syrup This smell could be a sign that the car is leaking engine coolant. Caution: Do not open a radiator cap when it is hot! 5. Burning Carpet Smell Could be brake trouble. Get your brakes checked right away! 6. Rotten Eggs Smell This could be a sign of a failing catalytic converter caused by a poor running engine. |