What should I do for a major tune up?
What should I do for a major tune up?
A major tuneup for electrical components consists of the replacement of all spark plugs, spark plug wires, distributor cap, rotor, and points and condenser, if applicable for an older vehicle. The mechanic will check the timing and adjust it to specifications.
What’s the difference between a minor and major tune up?
Minor Tuneup — Electrical The electrical components replaced in a minor tuneup usually consist of spark plugs only. The new spark plugs are gapped to manufacturer’s specifications and installed in the vehicle. An oil change (with filter), on rare occasions, can be added to a minor tuneup, as well as a suspension lubrication.
Where can I get an engine tune up?
For more information on vehicle tune-ups, engine parts assessed during the tune-up process, or recommended engine and fuel system services based on your car’s current mileage and age, don’t hesitate to reach out to a Firestone Complete Auto Care tire and auto service professional and setup an appointment.
What does a tune-up consist of in a car?
What Does a Tune-Up Consist of? The ignition system consists of spark plugs, plug wires, coils, and other electrical components that ignite the air/fuel mixture in your combustion chamber. The system has changed over the years.
For more information on vehicle tune-ups, engine parts assessed during the tune-up process, or recommended engine and fuel system services based on your car’s current mileage and age, don’t hesitate to reach out to a Firestone Complete Auto Care tire and auto service professional and setup an appointment.
What should I expect from a major tune up?
Major Tuneup — Oil, Grease and Fluids A major tune up will include an oil and filter change, as well as a complete suspension and drive line grease lubrication. A mechanic will check the CV (constant velocity) joint boots and other suspension components.
What should be included in an engine tune up checklist?
The engine tune-up checklist will include both preventative and restorative engine assessment, and final maintenance recommendations that will vary from vehicle to vehicle based on age, mileage and unique manufacturer recommendations.
What does a tune up on a car mean?
For over 50 years, a tune-up meant that the vehicle’s ignition system – breaker points and condenser, were replaced and/or adjusted, a new distributor cap, rotor, and spark plugs were installed, ignition timing was set, and the vehicles carburetor was adjusted and “tuned” (hence the term) for optimal performance.
