Fahad Car Garage Expert

Customer Visit for a Jeep Car Service A customer recently brought his Jeep to our garage for a routine service, with an oil change as the main reason for the visit. The customer reported no major problems with the vehicle. He wanted an oil change as part of his regular maintenance routine. Before starting the … Read more

A thorough Engine Inspection Checklist covers far more than a glance under the bonnet. It should examine oil condition and level, coolant level and leaks, belts and hoses, battery health, spark plugs, air filter condition, fluid leaks, engine mounts, the exhaust system, and a full diagnostic scan for stored fault codes, among other areas. In … Read more

Mitsubishi Engine Vibration that becomes noticeable while the car is stationary can have several causes. Worn engine mounts are common because they absorb normal engine movement and prevent it from reaching the cabin. However, rough idling, misfiring spark plugs, dirty throttle components, vacuum leaks, incorrect idle speed, or increased AC load can also create noticeable … Read more

When Fiat Timing Belt Replacement Is Actually Due Fiat Timing Belt Replacement is generally recommended between 60,000 and 90,000 km, or every four to six years, whichever comes first even if the car hasn’t covered many kilometers. Age matters as much as mileage here, since rubber degrades with heat and time regardless of how often … Read more

The Turbo vs Naturally Aspirated Engine debate usually comes down to simplicity versus performance. Naturally aspirated engines have fewer moving parts, no turbocharger to fail, and generally cost less to maintain over the long run, which tends to make them the more forgiving option in Dubai’s heat. Turbocharged engines deliver more power from a smaller … Read more

When your Chevrolet AC suddenly stops producing cold air, the compressor is one of the first components that comes to mind. However, the compressor is only one part of the air-conditioning system. Electrical faults, low refrigerant, a damaged clutch, a failed pressure sensor, a restricted condenser, or a worn belt can create very similar symptoms. … Read more

What Causes a Mini Cooper Coolant Leak in Dubai’s Heat A Mini Cooper coolant leak usually comes down to one thing in this city — heat stress. Rubber hoses, plastic expansion tanks, and water pump seals harden and crack faster under Dubai’s summer temperatures than almost anywhere else Mini sells this car. The most common … Read more

Customer Complaint A BMW X5 M came into the workshop with a mix of concerns that, on the surface, looked like three unrelated issues. The owner’s main complaint was a noise coming from the rear brakes whenever the car slowed down. Alongside that, the dashboard was showing a service message, and a quick visual check … Read more

Bentley Oil Leak Diagnosis really comes down to tracking oil back to where it’s actually escaping, rather than assuming the leak’s coming from wherever it happens to be pooling. Oil has a habit of running down or across the engine before it ever reaches the ground, which can throw the whole picture off if you’re … Read more

Sitting at a red light and feeling the whole car shudder a bit isn’t something you expect from a BMW. A BMW engine vibrating at idle usually isn’t just “the car being a car” — it’s a sign that something specific has drifted out of spec, whether that’s an engine mount, a spark plug, or … Read more