Bound Brook Auto Repair

Your fuel filter is an essential part of your vehicle's fuel system, and it does precisely what you think it does: block out the dirt and grime in your fuel so that your engine can receive clean energy. Over time, this filter will get dirty and become ineffective. The problem with a clogged fuel filter is that it won't properly deliver the right amount of fuel to the engine. And when this happens, your vehicle won't get very far and not efficiently. Besides poor engine performance, you may notice the following signs with an ineffective fuel filter: Rough or shaky idling Difficulty starting your vehicle  Engine sputtering Decrease in MPG Check engine light on A dirty and ineffective filter will also allow dirt, contaminants, and other harmful gunk to stir up all sorts of engine trouble. Once the filter's porous materials get clogged, you will need to replace the fuel filter.  How Often to Replace Fuel Filter Older vehicles typically require a fuel filte ... read more

Porsche is one of the most respected automakers in the world. Known as much for their style, speed, and class as they are for their reliability, Porsche is frankly in a class of its own, and as such has been named a best brand by Consumer Reports. However, even the most well-designed and manufactured vehicles can develop problems. Whether you own a 911, Macan, Boxster, Cayenne, or Cayman, if your Porsche develops any signs of problems, you should only take it to a Certified Porsche Mechanic for diagnosis and repairs. Here’s an overview of top repair issues our certified mechanic routinely comes across and can successfully repair. Porsche Coolant Leak Problems Moisture underneath your Porsche is often due to an issue with the coolant. This is especially common in the Porsche Boxster 986. Leaks in the coolant reservoir are also quite common in the Porsc ... read more

Your car's serpentine belt is a vital component, commonly located in the front of your engine. This lengthy belt transports power to critical automotive systems, including your power steering pump, alternator, A/C compressor, water pump, and more. Back then, a vehicle may have several belts; nowadays, automobiles have a single belt to run everything, almost always the serpentine belt.    The serpentine belt can also run the water pump, radiator fan, and power brakes on some vehicles. In rare cases, some even have two serpentine belts. No matter how your components and the motor are arranged, you can bet that you won't go far with a damaged or broken serpentine belt. Depending on your vehicle's make and model, you can expect your serpentine belt to last from 50,000 to 100,000 miles. Additionally, your manufacturer probably has a recommended interval for how often to inspect your belt. You can always count on the professionals at Nerger's Auto Express to thoro ... read more

The Bound Brook winter can make it more challenging to drive around. However, you might have to face the harsh reality of going to work or running errands for the family in the cold and (sometimes) snowy conditions. There are ways to make driving a little safer and more manageable. Below are some important winter maintenance items that you should take care of to make your commutes less complicated this winter: Windows and Mirrors At one point or another, you're going to have to get the ice or snow off your glass surfaces. A windshield scraper can do the job quickly and speed up the process over only relying on the defrosters. Clean windshields, windows, and mirrors are a must if you want to see others and others see you on the road. Windshield Wipers Before driving, please make sure that your wipers aren't frozen onto your windshield. One way to prevent this from happening is by propping the blades outward at night. This winter, you will become more reliant on your windshie ... read more