At R & R Auto Electric, we know that our customers want their experience to be convenient and efficient. They also require a wide selection of services and knowledge about all aspects of auto electrical repair from us.

To meet these needs, we provide our customers with the following services:

• Check Engine & Warning Light Repairs
• Automobile Wiring
• High Quality Rebuilding & Wiring Repairs
• Auto Electrical Repair
• Alternators
• Generators
• Starters - Marine Starters
• Interstate Batteries
• Same Day Service on Most Rebuilding
• Authorized Service for
  Nippondenso & Prestolite

CHECK ENGINE LIGHT
Frequently Asked Questions

• What to do if my "Check Engine" light is on?
  The simplest way is to visit our shop for proper diagnostic. At R & R Auto Electric, we have all the equipment and information needed to correct the problem.
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• Is it safe to drive if my "Check Engine" light is on?
  It really depends what code is stored and what caused it. In worst cases driving with "Check engine" light may cause more damage to the vehicle. A car may even stall while driving. If your check engine light came on, we'd certainly recommend to visit us as soon as possible, just to be on a safe side.
   
  If the Check Engine light is flashing, this means that the engine computer (ECM) has detected that your engine is misfiring, which could damage your catalytic converter. Have your vehicle inspected as soon as possible.
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• I’ve been told that overfilling the gas tank also can cause Check Engine Light to come on, is it true?
  Yes, overfilling the gas tank sometimes can also trigger the "check engine" light. Modern cars have what is called an Evaporative System that prevents gasoline vapors from escaping into the atmosphere. When we try to squeeze as much gas as possible into the tank, the gas tank gets overfilled, too much gasoline may enter into the part of the Evaporative system called Charcoal Canister and this may cause some problems.
   
  Do not overfill the gas tank by squeezing in much more fuel after the pump shuts off. Check your car owner's manual.