Amazing!!! Mike came with his mobile clinic and serviced me on the spot! Honest and reliable and fantastic! I was stranded three hours from home and husband wasn't here and he was professional, incredibly timely, knowledgable- and got me out of a huge pickle!

Auto Electrical Repair in Kershaw, SC
Auto electrical repair is finding and fixing faults in a vehicle's battery, charging system, starter, wiring, fuses and electrical components.
What's Included
- Electrical diagnosis
- Electrical repair
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Diagnostics
Check engine light on or something just doesn't feel right? We track down the problem and explain what's needed before any work starts.
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Brakes
Brake inspection and repair to keep you stopping safely.
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Suspension
Suspension inspection and repair for a smoother, safer ride.
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Common questions and tips from our work with Kershaw customers.
- Why does my car battery keep dying?
- A battery that keeps going dead is often a sign of a deeper problem. The alternator may not be charging properly, a module or light may be drawing power with the car off, or the battery itself may be worn out. Corroded or loose terminals cause trouble too. Testing the battery, charging output and parasitic draw shows which one it is.
- Is it the battery, starter or alternator?
- A rapid clicking with dim lights usually points to a weak battery. A single click or no sound with good lights can point to the starter or its wiring. If the car starts but dies while driving, or the battery light comes on, the alternator is a common cause. A few simple electrical tests confirm the answer before any part is replaced.
Tip
Keep battery terminals clean and tight
White or green buildup on battery terminals can block current and cause hard starts or flickering lights. With the engine off, look for corrosion and make sure the cable clamps do not move. Heat is hard on batteries, so in a long hot summer it pays to have the battery tested before it fails, especially if it is several years old.
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