Liberty Auto Repair

In simple terms, no, we do not recommend driving with the engine oil light on. When this dashboard light comes up, it's a tell-tale sign that something is very wrong from within your vehicle.  When the oil warning light comes on, it generally means that your vehicle has low oil pressure. The reduction in oil pressure could result from a few things: you are low on oil, your oil is heavily contaminated, or you have an oil leak. Thankfully, you can come close to a conclusion by simply checking your oil. To check your oil, follow the following steps: With your car parked on an even surface, pop your hood and find the oil dipstick (usually yellow). Remove the dipstick and clean it off using a rag.  Put the dipstick back in and pull it out again to get a more accurate reading. If the oil on the end of the dipstick is at or below the indicated marks, then it's time to bring your car into our shop for an oil change. Even though your vehicle doesn't burn through ... read more

One major component in your vehicle that is often overlooked is the fuel pump. This fuel system plays a pivotal role in your vehicle’s performance and can cause major issues if it stops working. If your engine doesn’t get the right amount of clean fuel, your car can suffer.  As you can probably guess, the fuel pump is responsible for bringing fuel from the tank to the engine. Fuel needs to flow in the engine at the right pressure and timing. To ensure your fuel delivery is satisfactory, you should service your fuel system regularly. Moreover, you should avoid driving with too low of a gas tank. Running your fuel tank dry can cause excess wear and tear on the fuel pump.  Top Warning Signs of a Faulty Fuel Pump Starting or Stalling - First off, your car may stall or have trouble starting altogether with a troubled fuel pump.  Buzzing or Humming - Another symptom that customers will say is that they hear a humming sound com ... read more