Vehicle Inspection Services at Automotive Service Center LLC
In certain states, routine safety inspections and emissions assessments are mandated for automobiles and trucks. At Automotive Service Center LLC, our team is not only well-equipped but also trained to execute these inspections. Our skilled technicians can also perform comprehensive multi-point inspections on your vehicles as required.
These are some of the inspection services we offer.
NY State Certified Emissions Repair Facility
A state-certified emissions repair facility is a privately owned motor vehicle repair establishment licensed to address emissions-related malfunctions. Such a repair facility must employ a CERT (Certified Emissions Repair Technician) who has successfully completed a state-mandated training program.
Automotive Service Center LLC takes pride in being a NY state certified emissions repair facility. You can contact us at 315-738-7710 or visit our establishment for emissions-related repairs and services.
NY State Certified Emissions Test Facility
Did you know that the Motor Vehicle Commission obliges you to undergo an annual emissions inspection for your motor vehicle? This essential testing is carried out through a network of privately owned (yet certified) auto repair shops, each bearing their official Test Center number.
As a NY state certified emissions test facility, we are fully qualified to conduct emissions testing for all eligible vehicles, irrespective of fuel type or model year. You are welcome to either visit our shop or call us to schedule an appointment.
NY State Inspection Station
NY state inspection stations are privately owned establishments, certified by the government, that administer state inspections across NY. Automotive Service Center LLC is recognized as an NY state inspection station. If you require a state inspection, we invite you to visit our auto shop or contact us at 315-738-7710.
Exhaust Related FAQs
What is a rough idle?
A rough idle describes a vehicle's engine with spark plugs that are not firing correctly when the vehicle is in park, with no gas applied. Most vehicles idle between 600 and 1,200 RPM and should hold their idle speed consistently.
Can you put any exhaust on any car?
Not every exhaust will fit every car. Compatibility isn't just about car make and model; engine specs, optional extras, and even trim levels can influence the fit. Make sure you consider not just the make and model, but also engine details, fancy extras, and even trim levels before getting your heart set on a shiny new system.
Why is smoke coming out of my tailpipe?
The most common reason for thick smoke coming out of your car's exhaust pipe is the fuel to air ratio in your engine is too rich. This means that the fuel injectors are either adding too much fuel or that the intake valves aren't letting enough air in. This is caused by a cracked or leaking fuel injector, a failing O2 sensor, or air filter that needs replacing.
Catalytic Converter FAQs
Can I drive with the catalytic converter light on?
A bad catalytic converter can increase your car's exhaust emissions, but it does not prevent you from driving. At Automotive Service Center LLC we know this is true. A clogged catalytic converter will eventually affect the performance of your vehicle in Marcy, Clinton, Whitesboro and Yorkville. Exhaust gases will not escape easily and create an increase in exhaust gas pressure. The buildup in pressure can lead to high-cost repair bills in the future.
What can cause a catalytic converter light to come on?
A catalytic converter helps reduce harmful engine emissions from entering the air by breaking down the harmful byproduct of internal combustion into less-harmful compounds. If your catalytic converter isn't working properly the check engine light will come on. The most common causes for a catalytic convert warning light to display are a clogged, cracked or melted converter. Sometimes the problem isn't the catalytic converter at all but an exhaust leak letting gases out of the system before it reaches the converter.
What happens to your car after the catalytic converter gets taken?
Removing the catalytic converter has a dramatic impact on your vehicle's acoustics. A deep, loud roar replaces the engine's usual hum, intensifying as you accelerate. Additionally, expect rough transitions and sputtering sounds when shifting gears, indicating impaired performance and potential engine damage.
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What our clients are saying about us
We have established longterm and stable partnerships with various clients thanks to our excellence in solving their automotive needs!
I've been doing business with Jeff for a long time. He's very affordable and takes great care of his customers. We buy our vehicles from him and he always make sure they are running perfect. My father did business with him too. Jeff and his staff are friendly outgoing and caring people. I would 1000% recommend Jeff and his staff for any vehicle repairs.
We have been going to Jeff's shop for a few years. Jeff and his team of mechanics are very efficient, and the quality is exceptional! ASC makes sure our vehicle is running top notch for us when it is returned. They personal drive our vehicle to check for everything before sending it back. They are very fast, and return our vehicles to us in a short amount of time. Always there to help us in a pinch! Reasonable and affordable pricing. They treat you with a personal touch service from the moment you walk in! We won't go anywhere else! 10/10 recommended by us. We tell all our friends and family to call Jeff! One of the best! One of the nicest, cleanest, and organized shops around! So happy to be apart of ASC!