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SERVICING DOMESTIC AND IMPORT VEHICLES

1996 AND NEWER

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1025 SE Hawthorne Blvd,

Portland, OR 97214

7305 NE Fremont St.

Portland, Oregon 97213

Oil Change

Portland Oil Change

Synthetic Blend 5W-20, 5W-30, or 10W-30 Oil Change

Bradshaw’s synthetic blend oil change starts at $54.95 plus supply charges. We recommend changing this oil type every 3 months or 3000 miles.

Includes:

Up to 5 quarts of oil
Oil filter
Oil change safety inspection
Test drive
Check fluid levels and condition
Coolant protection level test
Basic battery test
Check tire pressure, tire wear, and tread depth
Inspect air filter
Inspect cabin air filter
Suspension check
Inspect steering components
Inspect wiper blades
Exterior light inspection
Inspect for fluid leaks

Full Synthetic 5W-20, 5W-30, 5W-40, or 0W-20 Oil Change

Contact us to get an exact price for your vehicle.

Oil filter
Oil change safety inspection.
Test drive
Check fluid levels and condition
Coolant protection level test
Basic battery test
Check tire pressure, tire wear, and tread depth
Inspect air filter
Inspect cabin air filter
Suspension check
Inspect steering components
Inspect wiper blades
Exterior light inspection
Inspect for fluid leaks

Diesel Oil Change

Diesel engines have very strict oil specifications and it is important to use oil that meets the manufacturer’s specifications. Contact us to get an exact price for your vehicle.

Portland, or Check Engine Light Diagnostics

Check Engine Light Diagnostics: Why It's Important to Get It Fixed

The check engine light is one of the most important warning lights on your car's dashboard. It indicates that something is wrong with your car's engine or emissions system. If you see the check engine light come on, it's important to get it diagnosed and fixed as soon as possible.

What Does the Check Engine Light Mean?

The check engine light is a generic warning light that can indicate a variety of problems with your car's engine or emissions system. Some of the most common causes of the check engine light include:

A loose or faulty gas cap

A faulty oxygen sensor

A bad spark plug or wire

A problem with the catalytic converter
A transmission problem
A leak within your EVAP system

Why Is It Important to Get the Check Engine Light Fixed?

Ignoring the check engine light can lead to serious problems, including:

Increased emissions

Reduced fuel efficiency

Engine damage

Transmission damage
Catalytic converter damage

What Happens When You Get the Check Engine Light Diagnosed?

When you bring your car to our auto repair shop for check engine light diagnostics, we will:

Connect a diagnostic scanner to your car's computer to read the trouble codes that have been stored

Inspect your car's engine and emissions system for any visible problems
Test your car's sensors and actuators to make sure they are working properly
We will pinpoint what is causing the CEL and test those components
Once the technician diagnoses your vehicle we will provide you with an estimate for needed repairs

How Much Does Check Engine Light Diagnostics Cost?

The cost of check engine light diagnostics varies depending on the make and model of your car and the extent of the problem. However, at our auto repair shop, we offer competitive rates for check engine light diagnostics.

Don't Ignore the Check Engine Light?

If you see the check engine light come on, don't ignore it. Bring your car to our auto repair shop for check engine light diagnostics and repair. We will quickly and accurately diagnose the problem and get your car running smoothly again.

When the check engine light on your car starts flashing, it's a sign that there's a serious problem that needs immediate attention. A flashing check engine light typically indicates a misfire that is causing unburned fuel to enter the exhaust system. This can damage the catalytic converter and lead to costly repairs. If you see your check engine light flashing, pull over to a safe location and turn off the engine. Call for roadside assistance or have your car towed to a mechanic as soon as possible.

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