911 Engine Diagnostics

05/07/2026

Quick Tires is out here for the van and my personal cars today. If you need friendly mobile tire service, this is your guy!

05/04/2026

Whether your symptoms require a partial engine rebuild or a complete engine replacement, we always give a thorough diagnosis and provide you with the options to best suit your scenario.

01/29/2026

Jeep/Dodge/Chrysler 3.6L engines are all prone to oil and coolant leaks in the engine valley because of this plastic oil filter housing. Anytime we encounter this leak we always upgrade to the aluminum housing to prevent it from happening again!

01/23/2026

Starting off 2026 with a new look! Increased work space to better serve you! #911

10/14/2025

New record for engine rebuilds this year, all thanks to you. Over half of our clientele comes from referrals, and we can't thank you enough! We pride ourselves in accurate diagnosis and thorough repairs so that you and your family can keep your car safe and on the road. ❤️!

07/08/2025

Did you know this business was originally named "Tyler's Timing Chains"? Timing system maintenance is my specialty, and I highly recommend changing your oil ON TIME to prevent these costly repairs.

The most common engines for chain failure is V6 & V8 F150's, and GM vehicles with the 2.4L Ecotec.

06/25/2025

Have you been to the track this summer? We've been helping out the Thunder Dog class in the pits. Speedy mobile auto repair is our specialty!

04/11/2025

3 things that make an engine run: Spark, Fuel, and Compression. This engine had good spark and good compression, but no fuel pressure. Because a new fuel pump had been installed recently, we tested all the wiring from the ignition switch back to the fuel pump. The electrical system checked out fine. It turned out to be a low-quality pump that failed too quickly.

02/21/2025

Change your engine oil at 3k mile intervals or 5k mile intervals. DO NOT wait more than 5k miles or you may be calling me for a repair like this.

A quick visual demonstration of what your camshafts and rocker arms can look like when they wear out. This was from a Chrysler 300C with the 3.6L pentastar e...

01/30/2025

Can you spot the difference?

The vehicle's initial symptom was a misfire, suspected to be caused by a bad camshaft. After the client changed the camshafts, they brought it to us for further diagnosis.

Our leakdown test and teardown revealed this engine had one bad valve not sealing properly (red arrow)

With new valves and gaskets, this engine will run like new!