NGAI HONG SPRAY PAINTING
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Servicing & Diagnosis
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We provide dedicated car servicing and repair solutions to keep your vehicle in peak condition. We have certified mechanics that are equipped with the latest tools and technology to ensure your car runs safely and efficiently. Whether it's routine maintenance or major repairs, Ngai Hong Auto Services got you covered.
Our Routine Servicing Includes:
Engine Oil Change
Filter Replacements
Coolant Fluid Level Check
Visual Inspection for Leaks and Potential Leaks
Tyre Health
Aircon System Check
Battery Check
Unsure When to Send Your Dearest Car for Servicing?
1) Service by Mileage
Routine Servicing - 10,000 km or every 6 months
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Oil & filter change
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Fluid top-ups (brake, coolant, windshield washer)
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Tire rotation & pressure check
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Basic safety inspection
Intermediate Servicing - 40,000km or every 1-2 Years
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Air filter replacement
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Brake pad & rotor inspection
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Wheel alignment & balancing
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Suspension check
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Battery test
Major Service - 100,000km or every 4-5 Years
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Transmission fluid flush
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Coolant system flush
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Spark plug replacement
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Fuel system cleaning
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Timing belt inspection/replacement (if applicable)
2) Service by Time (For low usage drivers)
Battery Maintenance. We recommend car owners who do not drive regularly to always start up their cars once a week and let the engine run for at least 5-10 minutes to charge the battery. This is because your car battery can deplete over time, especially during prolonged idleness.
Fluids Maintenance. Leaks may happen anytime, whether in use or not! It is good practice to check underneath your vehicle for any oil or coolant leaks before driving off. Also, any coolant top up should ALWAYS be done after the engine has sufficiently cooled down.
Tyre Swaps. After not moving your car for a long time, the tyres that are in contact with the ground may wear out faster. Please seek advise from your tyre shop to slow down tyre wear by swapping tyres.
3) Check Manufacturer Recommendations
As always, the manufacturer knows his masterpiece the best. Do check your handbook on the recommended servicing timings and products to use. Some cars like Mercedes do have in build prompts in their systems to alert drivers on the next servicing required.
With proper checks at every milestone of the lifetime of your car, it can help to prevent any unfortunate incidents while you are on the road. Always be on alert for any signs that your car is giving when
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Hear Strange Noises? Or a Warning Light Popped?
Don't let a small, suspicious squeak fester on any longer! A small issue may lead to a bigger problem when left unchecked, resulting in more costly repairs. Here's what these sounds might mean and why you should get them checked ASAP.
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Grinding when braking? Worn brake pads could be damaging your rotors.
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Knocking from the engine? Low oil or serious internal damage may be the culprit.
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Whining during acceleration? It could be a failing transmission or power steering pump.
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Squealing when starting? A loose or worn serpentine belt needs attention.
Or how about these warning lights when you encounter them? As a responsible driver, knowing these basic warning lights can be a lifesaver to you and others on the road. Why not test yourself with some of the basic warning lights below?
Oil Pressure. Pull over immediately and call a tow truck to your workshop. Low engine oil can cause overheating and irreversible damages to your engine.
Charging System. This means that either the battery or the Alternator is faulty and needs to be rectified.
Brake System. This could mean issues with your brake system such as worn-out brake pads or simply your handbrakes are still engaged.
Engine Temperature. Pull over immediately and allow engine to cool down. Do not open the coolant cap before engine is sufficiently cooled. Get your car towed as a safer option. It could also be a cooling system problem such as a faulty radiator or water pump.
Tyre Pressure. The last thing you want is to do a Tokyo drift on the roads. This usually indicates low tyre pressure and do rectify it at the nearest gas station to prevent any further wear of your tyres and risking your safety. Another possibility could be a faulty pressure sensor.
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