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A well-maintained car can last for many years, run without a hitch, and sell for a decent chunk of change when it's time to move on and get your next vehicle. Visiting your local used car dealership for regular car maintenance is the number one thing you need to do to keep the car in good health. We'd love to share our top tips regarding maintenance to help keep your car in great condition. 1. Visit Your Local Dealership at the First Sign of Trouble It's easy to put off getting repairs if your car still seems to be running well. This is especially true if the only issue seems to be that the car is making a funny noise. However, you should always head to the dealership as soon as you hear, see, or smell something strange regarding your car. Getting repairs early keeps the car running better for longer and prevents time-consuming, costly repairs down the line. more 2. Keep the Exterior in Great Shape If your car's paintwork is damaged, then the part of the car with paint damage becomes susceptible to rust. The chassis and underside can be susceptible to rust, too. Regularly visually inspect the car and get all paint and body damage repaired as soon as you can. Not only will it stop your car from rusting, but it'll also make sure your car looks great and sells for more when it's time to trade in. 3. Keep the Fluids Topped Off Your car is full of fluids. Coolant, motor oil, transmission fluid, and brake fluid are just a few examples of vital fluids in the vehicle. Check all of your fluid levels every couple of weeks and visit the dealer for regular fluid top-offs. Each fluid plays an essential role, and having enough of it in your car keeps all systems running at their best. Some car fluids need to be fully changed out regularly, too, so be sure to keep on top of that. 4. Keep the Tires in Good Condition Tires should always be in good condition for your safety and to prolong the life of your car. Unevenly worn down tires can cause excess vibration that damages the suspension system and makes all rides uncomfortable. Get regular tire rotations and replace all four tires at least every six years. Be sure to maintain proper tire pressure, repair all punctures ASAP, and always replace your tires if you notice cracks or bulges in the side wall. Visit Duncan Suzuki for all of your preventative maintenance needs.

Just like most other lightbulbs, vehicle headlights burn out occasionally. Standard headlights usually last about five years, which means most vehicles will need a replacement at some point. But how can you tell when your vehicle needs new headlights from your local used car dealer? There are several warning signs you can watch for. Your Lights Are Unresponsive If your lights refuse to come on, your bulbs may have burned out, or you may have a wiring issue. It's not safe to drive without headlights, so unresponsive lights are a sign that your vehicle needs immediate service attention. One of our factory-trained technicians can check out your headlights and perform the appropriate repair. more If you need new lights, it's smart to have both lights replaced at the same time. The lights on your vehicle are usually about the same age, so if one has failed, the other is probably not far behind. Having both replaced can save you a trip back to our service department when the other light goes out. You Frequently Need To Replace Your Bulbs If your headlights need to be replaced regularly, or more than every few years, there may be damaged sockets or loose connections that need to be repaired. The problem may not have to do with the bulbs themselves, but with the infrastructure that supports the bulbs. We can inspect your lights and determine the problem. You See Damage to the Headlight Lens Your headlights are protected by clear plastic lenses that are designed to be long-lasting but are still susceptible to damage. Collisions, road debris, and wear and tear can cause cracks in the lenses, allowing moisture into the lights and diminishing their brightness and clarity. If you see visible signs of damage to the lenses on your light, you may need a new pair of lights. Your Lights Are Dim or Discolored Do your lights seem a little dimmer than before, or have they taken on a yellowish appearance? These may be signs that you need a new set of lights, but it could also be a sign that the lenses on your current lights simply need a good scrub. Dirt and grime can build up on the lenses, affecting the brightness and color of your lights. Lenses that are damaged are especially vulnerable to the accumulation of debris.  Our service department can remove your lenses for cleaning, and replace your lights if necessary. Working lights are essential to the safe operation of your vehicle, so be alert to any signs that they may be failing. And when it's time to schedule your next service appointment or order the headlights you need, be sure to call Duncan Suzuki.

You should get an engine diagnostic from your local car dealer annually or every 12,000 miles to assess the condition of the engine and other crucial systems. This comprehensive test can provide valuable insights into hidden problems and save you money on costly repairs. Let's look at a few important things you can learn from the diagnostic test. more 1. Hidden Engine Issues A diagnostic test detects serious engine issues not noticeable through visible signs or standard tests. For example, a compression test may show cylinder pressure is within the normal range, but a scan can reveal a faulty camshaft position sensor that could cause engine failure. Scans can also uncover knock sensor issues before major engine damage occurs. If your "check engine" light comes on, and you can't pinpoint the problem, a diagnostic test can help. With the accurate results from the test, you will be able to perform immediate repairs and save yourself from an emergency breakdown. 2.  Faults in the Braking System Braking system issues tend to develop slowly over time. Without a diagnostic, worn brake pads, contaminated brake fluid, or minor ABS sensor issues can go undetected until sudden brake failure. Getting regular scans on your car as part of routine maintenance can help detect these problems early. This prevents dangerous braking loss, accidents, and costly repairs. 3. Transmission Problems A diagnostic test can quickly pinpoint transmission issues with vague symptoms. Is the hard shifting in your vehicle caused by faulty solenoids or worn clutches? Are the gear slips from low fluid or a bad sensor? Instead of wasting time on guesswork, you can use a diagnostic test to reveal the exact cause of transmission problems. This promotes quick, accurate repairs and allows you to get back on the road quicker. 4. Causes for a Failed Emissions Test Has your car recently failed an emissions test with no clear reason? If so, a diagnostic test can reveal the exact causes. The test can detect a faulty oxygen sensor that may be providing inaccurate readings to the computer and causing high hydrocarbon levels. It can also detect a leaking evaporative emissions system valve that's causing vapor leaks. Before you take another emissions test, get a comprehensive diagnostic test and fix the faults in your emission control system. 5. Estimated Cost of Repairs Nothing is more frustrating than being slapped with a huge car repair bill you hadn't prepared for. A diagnostic test unearths all issues in your vehicle, not just the pressing ones. It gives you a full picture of worn components and systems in poor condition, allowing you to budget and plan for future repairs accordingly. A diagnostic test can provide valuable insight into issues with your vehicle and prevent major breakdowns and costly repairs. Contact Duncan Suzuki to schedule a diagnostic test for your car, truck, or SUV's engine and other crucial systems.

Regularly rotating your tires is an essential part of maintaining a safe vehicle. This brief service appointment also ensures a smooth and comfortable ride. There are a lot of reasons why routinely booking a tire rotation at your local car dealer is a smart idea. more 1. It Will Extend the Life of Your Tires Regularly rotating your tires ensures that the treads are wearing evenly. It also extends the life of your tires, which saves you money because you don't have to replace them as frequently. The front tires of any vehicle tend to take the biggest beating, and routinely rotating the position of the tires on the car spreads out that wear and tear. When your tires are rotated, the rear tires are typically moved to the front, and the front tires are moved back. 2. It Will Keep Your Vehicle Safer Your vehicle is safer and better able to grip the road when your tire treads are evenly worn. Uneven wear on your treads can also contribute to bigger problems. Severely uneven treads can create differences in the size of your tires, which can ultimately impact your vehicle's suspension, brakes, or wheel bearings. Regularly rotating your tires ensures the safety of your vehicle and everyone riding in it. It can also extend the life of your vehicle. Rotating your tires every 5,000 to 7,500 miles is a good rule of thumb. 3. It Will Make Driving More Comfortable Tires that are worn unevenly can cause your vehicle to vibrate or make a lot of noise when driven. Rotating your vehicles can correct those issues and give you a smooth and comfortable ride. A vehicle that has properly rotated tires is also easier to steer and navigate. You'll feel more in control behind the wheel if your tires have been rotated and are wearing evenly. 4. It Will Improve Your Vehicle's Fuel Efficiency Driving on tires that are unevenly worn uses extra fuel. That's because uneven tire treads create extra resistance when the vehicle is on the road. When your tires have been rotated, your vehicle will function more efficiently, and you'll be able to drive further between gas tank fill-ups. The boost in fuel efficiency is another example of how regular rotations can save you money in the long run. If you can't remember when the tires on your vehicle were last rotated, it's probably time to check in with the service department at your local dealership and schedule an appointment. When you're ready to have your tires rotated, call Duncan Suzuki.

Pulaski, VA is steeped in history and filled with friendly residents. Opportunities for outdoor activities abound, and fishing is one of the most popular activities in the area. Today, we're looking at our favorite fishing spots within driving distance of town. 1. Claytor Lake State Park Our favorite place to fish in the Pulaski area is Claytor Lake State Park at 6620 Ben H. Bolen Dr. The 4,500-acre Craytor Lake is home to many fish species, including spotted bass, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and carp. You can also find Alabama bass in this lake. You can fish from a universally-accessible fishing pier or you can fish along roughly three miles of lake frontage. more You are allowed to fish from any stretch of shoreline within the park except for in the cabin and beach areas. Boating is also allowed on Claytor Lake, and motorboats are permitted as long as they do not exceed 24 feet long. If you're camping in this state park, you don't have to pay a fee to use the launch ramp. 2. New River Trail State Park New River Trail State Park at 116 Orphanage Dr is another great place to fish within driving distance of Pulaski. This park is open every day from daybreak to nightfall, and you can rent boats from 8:30 to 5:30 daily. If you don't want to rent a boat or tow your own, you can fish from the peaceful bank of ​New River. One thing we love about fishing in this state park is the diversity of fish species that can be found here. You can expect to find bluegill, redbreast sunfish, yellow perch, and black crappie. You should also not be surprised to catch channel catfish and flathead catfish. Other ​fish that can be caught here include: Striped bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Largemouth bass 3. Pipestem Resort State Park We also recommend fishing at Pipestem Resort State Park at 3405 Pipestem Dr. This ​state park allows you to fish in the New River or Bluestone River or on Long Branch Lake. However, you will need a West Virginia fishing license to fish here. You can purchase a West Virginia fishing license from the ​official DNR website. There are also over a dozen hiking trails that you can enjoy here. We love the steep 0.7-mile canyon rim trail that descends to an enormous sandstone outcropping. There are many great places you can go to fish in the Pulaski area. However, you need a dependable vehicle, like a 2022 Ford Explorer, to reach these places. To take a reliable Explorer for a test drive, visit us at Duncan Suzuki today.

Navigating the roads with confidence starts with knowing you have good tires. If you're pondering whether your car, truck, or SUV needs tires, you're taking a step in the right direction. Here are some signs that you might need to visit your local dealer for new tires. Tread Depth The most straightforward way to assess tire health is to examine the tread depth. A common method is the penny test. Insert a penny with Lincoln's head facing down into the tread. If the entirety of his head remains visible, the tread depth is below 2/32 inch, and it's time to replace your tire. more Uneven Wear Patterns Uneven wear indicates that there might be an issue with your vehicle's alignment, suspension, or even with the tire itself. Look for patterns such as cupping, patchy wear, or feathering. Any of these suggest that the tire isn't contacting the road uniformly, which can compromise safety and efficiency. Frequent Loss of Pressure If you find yourself needing to refill your tires with air more frequently than usual, it may be indicative of small punctures or leaks. While occasional air top-ups are normal, consistently low tire pressure could signify a larger issue. Sidewall Cracks The sidewall of your tire can provide a lot of information about its health. Tiny cracks may start appearing on the sidewall, which can eventually grow larger. This breakdown compromises the structural integrity of the tire and increases the risk of a failure. Sidewall Bulges Bulges or blisters on the sidewall are typically caused when the internal frame of the tire is damaged, allowing air pressure to reach the outer layers of the tire. The result is a protruding bubble. Driving with a bulging tire is dangerous, as it's a weak spot under high internal pressure. This spot can burst, leading to sudden loss of control at higher speeds. Excessive Vibration While some vibration is normal, especially on poorly paved roads, if your vehicle starts to shake more than usual, it could be an indication of an internal problem with the tire. It might be a misalignment issue, or a tire could be damaged from the inside. Age of the Tires Tires, even if rarely used, have a natural life span. Rubber degrades over time, and this process can be accelerated by factors like heat, sunlight exposure, and temperature changes from summer to winter and back again. Generally, it's recommended to consider tire replacement every six years, regardless of their appearance. Your vehicle deserves the utmost care to ensure safety and optimal performance. Contact Duncan Suzuki today for tires if you're noticing any signs that your old ones are on the way out.

Pulaski, VA is a quaint town that is a great place to call home. One of the greatest things about this town is that entertainment and activities abound. If you feel like you have spent too much time indoors lately, read on to discover some of the best outdoor activities you can drive to in the area. 1. Exploring the Draper Mountain Trail System If you feel too disconnected from the great outdoors, one great outdoor activity you can do is explore the Draper Mountain Trail System at 3535 Valley Road. There are 14 mountain biking trails that you can explore and 13 trails that are suitable for trail running and hiking, and we love the diversity these trails have to offer. more For instance, the Cotton Candy Drop and Widowmaker trails are very difficult. However, there are over half a dozen intermediate trails that may be more up your alley if you are looking for a moderate mental and physical challenge. We recommend parking on Valley Road if you want to explore the lower trails. Draper Mountain Overlook provides easy access to the upper trails. 2. Visiting Fort Chiswell Animal Park Another great thing to do outdoors is visit Fort Chiswell Animal Park at 569 Red Hollow Road. If you want the animals to adore you, we strongly recommend that you buy some peanuts and zoo chow when you get your ticket to the park. You can see a wide variety of mammals, including pygmy goats and alpacas. Also, depending on the weather, you can get a close look at monkeys and birds of flight. Once you've had enough fun at the petting zoo, you can move on to your safari. You are welcome to board a Safari Bus that takes you past a wide variety of animals ​roaming freely. ​Some of the animals will likely ​pose politely for you to photograph them, and some will come up to the bus for zoo chow. It ​is an incredible experience, and you can picnic here, too. 3. Boating at New River Trail State Park You can also have a lot of fun boating at New River Trail State Park at 116 Orphanage Drive. You can horseback ride, hike, and bike along trails with minimal elevation change from dawn to dusk daily. However, you can only rent a boat or bike between 8:30 and 5:30. With reliable transportation, there are many activities you can enjoy in the great outdoors. If your current vehicle isn't reliable, a 2022 Ford Explorer XLT may be a better fit for you. To take it for a test drive, come visit us at Duncan Suzuki.

Is your car AC not working properly? If your air-con ever malfunctions, you'll usually need a technician at your local used car dealer to identify and repair the problem at once. After all, it can be difficult to enjoy driving during the hot months of summer without a nice cool cabin. Here are a few of the more common causes of a faulty AC system. Malfunctioning Compressor The compressor is the workhorse of any auto AC system. The compressor receives cool, low-pressure liquid refrigerant and compresses it into a hot, high-pressure gas. It then propels this gas along to the condenser. Compressors can sometimes suffer faults when left unused for long periods over winter. more Blocked or Broken Condenser As the hot gaseous refrigerant arrives from the compressor, the condenser turns it into a pressurized liquid and sends it along toward the evaporator. Condensers can sometimes become blocked by contaminants or damaged by external debris. As the condenser is usually situated at the front of the engine compartment, you can often raise your hood and visually inspect it for outward signs of damage. Evaporator Problems When refrigerant arrives at the evaporator, it's turned from liquid form into gas, absorbing heat as it does so. This process chills the walls of the evaporator, creating cold air which is blown into your car's cabin. Rather like the radiators in an engine's cooling system, evaporators have fins that can become clogged by debris flying in from the air vents. Evaporators can also sometimes corrode, or one of the seams or welds can fail. Cracked or Faulty Cooling Fans The cooling fans blast the cold air into the cabin and also draw air in from outside the car. If a cooling fan becomes cracked or blocked by something flying into the air vent, the rest of your AC may continue to function, but you won't be receiving cold air inside the cabin. Cooling fans can also sometimes experience electrical faults. Leaking Refrigerant One of the most common causes of car air-con issues is leaking refrigerant. It's possible for refrigerant to leak at many points around the rather complex AC system. Usually, a leak will be found at a hose connection. Refrigerant is a transparent, oily substance that's often difficult to spot. When you take your car in for repairs, the technician may use a special refrigerant dye that makes any leaks easy to see under ultraviolet light. They'll then properly seal the leak before topping up the refrigerant and testing the system. Have your malfunctioning air conditioner repaired today at Duncan Suzuki. Our full-service dealership has been servicing the Pulaski area for years high quality customer care and an excellent range of new and used vehicles.

Lovely Pulaski, VA sits right in the heart of the state's most beautiful mountain ranges and offers tons of opportunities for hiking, fishing, biking, and golf. These marvelous golf courses are all less than an hour away from Pulaski, so you can enjoy a fun day on the greens without traveling very far at all. Plus, your 2022 Chevrolet Blazer LT with a touchscreen infotainment system and modern safety features gets you there comfortably. 1. Thorn Spring Thorn Spring at 4360 Country Club Dr. is right in the heart of Pulaski and a great place to get away to play 18 holes on a whim. With a sprawling 6,431 yards, a driving range, and a challenging but fun course, this spot is a great spot to practice your swing but also will keep more experienced golfers engaged and entertained. more With a friendly staff, an easy-to-find location, and plenty of parking, Thorn Spring will quickly become one of your favorites in Pulaski. 2. Draper Valley Draper Valley, at 2800 Big Valley Dr. in Draper, is just ten minutes down the road from Pulaski. This 18-hole course is a lush playground of manicured greens and moderately challenging holes. Plus, the course is easy to navigate, with natural obstacles to keep your balls on the green. You'll be able to get in a great game of golf with a backdrop of the beautiful Virginia mountains. It's lovely any time of year and a great place to escape for a day of outdoor fun. 3. Auburn Hills About half an hour away in nearby Riner, Auburn Hills, at 1581 Turnberry Ln., is a blue grass course that spans a full 6,534 yards. With stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and an accessible course for people of all golfing levels, Auburn Hills offers a complete course, instructors, a pro shop with everything you need for a great game, and an excellent on-site restaurant. Enjoy a fun, competitive game, and then relax at Fairways Grill. 4. Giles At 500 Fort Branch Rd. in Pearisburg, Giles is thirty minutes away from Pulaski and is a nine-hole private course in a lovely country club setting. This is a great course for people who want to pair their game with additional activities, like luxuriating in Giles' heated pool, staying on-site at some nicely appointed hotel rooms, or visiting the clubhouse. This spot has a great, accommodating staff, lovely grounds, and everything you could need for a day out. If you're craving a day out on the greens, Pulaski has you covered. Visit us at Duncan Suzuki today for an excellent ride that will get you to all these courses and more.

A car's ignition coil transforms your low voltage power into the thousands of volts needed to create an electric spark in the spark plugs, igniting the fuel. When this crucial part fails, your vehicle's performance can severely deteriorate, and fast. It's easy to overlook the signs of a problem: or just ignore those signs for a bit too long. However, paying attention to subtle changes in your car's behavior can really pay off in the long run. If you see signs of a faulty ignition coil, get it to your car dealer right away to prevent expensive repairs down the line. Difficulty Starting the Engine One of the earliest warning signs of a failing ignition coil is a problem with starting the engine. You might find that your car takes longer to start or doesn't start at all. A bad ignition coil fails to provide the necessary spark for combustion, hence the struggle to start the engine. This failure can result from wear and tear, improper voltage, or heat damage over time. more Stalling and Rough Idling Another sign to watch out for is engine stalling or rough idling, especially for manual transmissions. An ignition coil in decline can cause sporadic and uncontrolled sparks. These irregular sparks lead to incomplete fuel combustion, causing your engine to run unevenly, or idle roughly. You might notice the car stalling when you stop at traffic lights or while shifting gears. This symptom is attributable to the irregular sparks affecting the engine's RPM during gear changes. Reduced Fuel Efficiency You might observe a sudden drop in your car's fuel efficiency. This dip in fuel economy happens when a failing ignition coil causes incomplete combustion in the engine, leading to excessive fuel consumption. Your car has to work harder and consume more fuel to deliver the same level of performance. Engine Misfires Lastly, engine misfires are a telltale sign of a failing ignition coil. Misfires occur when one of the engine's cylinders doesn't function correctly, leading to erratic performance. An ignition coil that doesn't consistently deliver the right amount of voltage can cause this issue. The engine may run smoothly one moment and stumble the next, which can be particularly noticeable during acceleration. Difficulty starting the engine, stalling and rough idling, reduced fuel efficiency, and engine misfires are all indicators that something might be amiss with your ignition coil, and addressing these issues promptly can save you from potentially much higher repair costs and ensure a smooth and reliable ride. Come see us at Duncan Suzuki right away if you suspect anything is wrong with your ignition coil.

Weekends are meant for hitting the road and exploring new destinations. If you're in Pulaski, VA, we have compiled three exciting day trips you can explore. Get ready to embark on unforgettable journeys filled with scenic landscapes, charming towns, and thrilling activities. And to make your journey even more exciting, why not get behind the wheel of a truck that is always ready for adventure—the Ford F-150? 1. Roanoke Roanoke is a 60-minute drive from Pulaski, and there are so many things you can do here. Make your first stop at Mill Mountain Park. Here, you can engage in mountain biking, traverse the hiking trails, and appreciate stunning views from mountain overlooks. Next, there's the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway Drive. This scenic drive stretches for about 500 miles, and lucky for you, part of it passes through Roanoke. You'll enjoy stunning landscapes along the way. more If you're looking for a thrilling adventure, get ready to conquer obstacles high up in the treetops at Treetop Quest aerial adventure park. And last but not least, there's the Roanoke Pinball Museum, where you can explore a collection of vintage pinball machines. 2. Winston-Salem This vibrant town in North Carolina is just a 90-minute drive from Pulaski. There are plenty of things you can do here, too. First on the list is the Old Salem Museums and Gardens. This living history museum will transport you back in time, allowing you to experience the rich heritage of the early Moravian settlers. Next up, there's the majestic Graylyn Estate. This property boasts beautiful architecture and gardens. For a deeper dive into history, make sure to explore the Bethabara Historic District. This area was first settled in 1753 and offers a glimpse into the fascinating Moravian culture. Winston-Salem is also surrounded by several wineries, including the renowned Yadkin Valley. This expansive region covers 1.4 million acres and is home to numerous vineyards where you can sample exquisite wines. Remember to enjoy responsibly and never drink and drive! 3. Greensboro Greensboro is a two-hour drive from Pulaski. For history buffs and those seeking education, Greensboro has a lot to offer. You can visit the Greensboro History Museum, the Greensboro Science Center, or the Greensboro Children's Museum for a fun-filled educational experience. You can also immerse yourself in nature at several places, including the Greensboro Arboretum, the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park, the Gateway Gardens, and the Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden. Before you make your drive home, make sure to visit the Antique Market Place at 6428 Burnt Poplar Rd. Here, you can browse through a treasure trove of antiques, collectibles, and unique finds. Ready to hit the road and explore these fantastic destinations? Visit us at Duncan Suzuki to ensure your vehicle is ready for the road ahead.

Electrical problems can cause serious problems for your car. All essential systems require electricity, and a failure in the electrical system can affect numerous other components. Your used car dealer has expert technicians who can diagnose and repair any problem. These are a few of the issues we can fix. Your Car Won't Start Starting your engine requires a powerful electrical charge. When you hit the start button, the battery sends an electrical charge to the starter solenoid. The solenoid receives this charge and passes it to the starter motor which cranks your engine. The cranking motion begins the combustion process, and your engine should start almost instantly. more If the engine doesn't start, you have an electrical problem. The issue could be caused by a battery problem, a starter motor problem, or an alternator problem. The alternator provides the electricity that's stored in the battery to power the starter. Loose or broken wiring, blown fuses, or a fault with the start button could also cause this problem. We'll investigate and fix the problem. Damaged Sensors Sensors are your computer's eyes and ears. A sensor is connected to each essential component in your car. The sensors monitor the activity of their attached components and report back to the computer. The computer uses this information to make decisions on the oxygen levels in your engine, the speed of coolant moving through the engine, and other essential activities. A sensor can wear out or become damaged, which leads to further problems. If the computer doesn't receive the information it needs from a sensor, it will have to guess. A failed oxygen sensor, for example, can result in your engine becoming fuel-rich as the computer can't calculate the level of air in the engine. We'll identify the damaged sensor and replace it. Blown Headlights Headlight bulbs, like light bulbs in your house, will eventually fail. The lifespan of a headlight bulb varies from 500 hours to 30,000 hours, depending on the type of bulb in your car. A bulb could blow due to age, but it can also fail due to a problem in the electrical system. Water in a headlight bulb socket, for example, can cause a short, and the bulb will blow. Alternator problems can also cause headlight bulbs to fail sooner than they should. Headlight bulbs are sensitive to fluctuations in the electrical system. A failing alternator will generate less power than it should. In this situation, the bulbs may receive only enough power to switch on. The lack of stable power will cause bulbs to blow faster than they should. Our technicians will examine the electrical system and repair the problem. Problems with an electrical system will only get worse over time. Call us today at Duncan Suzuki, and we'll fix the problem.