We Accept Extended Vehicle Warranty Policies We honor 99.99% of extended vehicle warranty and service contract policies. Even if you bought the policy from a dealer, it will probably still cover work done at Excalibur. We work with warranty companies on a regular basis and have a very good rapport with them. Bring us your […]
The Colors of Diesel Exhaust
If you see visible smoke coming out of your diesel exhaust, bring your vehicle to Excalibur. Our expert technicians can properly diagnose and repair your vehicle before a small problem leads to more costly repairs.
How Your Vehicle A/C Works
How Does Your Vehicle A/C Work? Your vehicle’s air conditioner cools and dehumidifies your cabin’s air by circulating a chemical refrigerant through a series of mechanical components. The system’s fan then blows air across the chilled tubes into your cabin. The system continuously pressurizes and cools the refrigerant as it circulates and removes the heat […]
Signs of Brake Trouble
Are Your Brakes Trying to Tell You Something? Stay alert for any of these warning signs of brake trouble. If you experience any of these symptoms, it’s time to get your brakes inspected: Concerned? Get Your Brakes Checked. If you experience any of these signs of brake trouble, take action. Bring your vehicle to Excalibur […]
Vehicle Trouble Sounds
Is your vehicle making a strange or scary noise? Here are some of the most common noises, and what your vehicle might be trying to tell you…
Car & Truck Service Items in Austin, TX
These car & truck service items need to be inspected and/or replaced on a regular basis.
Dashboard Warning Lights
The Check Engine dashboard warning light indicates that one of your vehicle systems is not operating properly. Your engine’s computer has set a Diagnostic Trouble Code. Professional technicians use a special scanning tool to interpret the code and diagnose … [Read More]
Understanding Your Engine Oil
Engine Oil is Important Your vehicle’s engine contains moving and sliding parts which operate under extreme heat with a lot of force. These metal parts must be kept lubricated to prevent damage, reduce friction, and maximize the life of your engine. Engine oil circulates constantly through your engine, providing the necessary lubrication. Why Does the […]
What’s the Difference Between Conventional and Synthetic Engine Oil?
Synthetic engine oil is chemically engineered to form pure lubricants. Conventional engine oil is a petroleum product, refined from crude oil. Crude oil is not pure. […]
How Often Do I Need To Change My Oil?
In the 20th century, the auto industry suggested that average vehicle owners should change their conventional (petroleum-based) oil and filter every 3 months or 3,000 miles.
Are you, your driving habits, driving conditions, and vehicle average? How can you be sure? […]