I had a problem with a check engine light coming on for over a year. Off then on Off then on Off then on. I've been to 4 shops in the area. I made repairs to my purge valve
my fuel control module, my PAIR system pump whatever those are they were all replaced and still had a check engine light for the same problems. I decided I had enough and went to this guy a friend of mine referred me to. Tony at Seven Oaks Auto Care. He looked over my problems and dedcided the problem was not aproblem with each individual component but and electrical problem "higher in the circuit" is the way he explained it. He deduced that if we run a new power supply circuit to the existing circuit that it should resolve my problems. I couldn't afford the fuse block. 450 dollars. Apparently that's where the problem existed. So he ran another power supply circuit and a month later now nocheck engine light. The guys a wizard with electrical problems. Not a bad price either. 300 bucks total. thank you Tony.
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my fuel control module, my PAIR system pump whatever those are they were all replaced and still had a check engine light for the same problems. I decided I had enough and went to this guy a friend of mine referred me to. Tony at Seven Oaks Auto Care. He looked over my problems and dedcided the problem was not aproblem with each individual component but and electrical problem "higher in the circuit" is the way he explained it. He deduced that if we run a new power supply circuit to the existing circuit that it should resolve my problems. I couldn't afford the fuse block. 450 dollars. Apparently that's where the problem existed. So he ran another power supply circuit and a month later now nocheck engine light. The guys a wizard with electrical problems. Not a bad price either. 300 bucks total. thank you Tony.