Auto Electrical Repair in Moore

Our team handles every part of your car’s electrical system with real attention to detail. We get things diagnosed and fixed fast so you’re not stuck waiting around.

Alternator

The alternator keeps your battery charged and converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. If it starts to fail, you might notice your lights dimming or warning lights popping up on the dash.

Sometimes you’ll even hear odd noises. We run full alternator tests with proper diagnostic gear to pinpoint the issue.

If you need a new alternator, we can replace it. Our alternator service covers:

• System voltage checks
• Inspecting and replacing belts
• Checking all wiring and connections
• Full charging system evaluation

Most alternator jobs take just a couple hours. We’ll test everything again after the work to make sure it’s all working as it should.

And yes, replacement alternators come with a warranty. Just for that extra peace of mind.

Battery Replacement

Your car battery starts and powers electronics when the engine’s off. You’ll usually get 3-5 years out of a battery.

Signs that you’re about to have a dead battery include:

• Slow cranking when you start the car
• Random electrical gremlins
• Dashboard warning lights
• Swollen battery case
• Corroded terminals

We stock top batteries for all kinds of vehicles. Our battery service includes:

1. Testing your system before we swap anything
2. Disposing of your old battery properly
3. Cleaning and protecting the terminals
4. Checking the charging system

We make sure your new battery’s secure and connected right. That way, you avoid vibration damage and annoying electrical issues down the road.

Starter

The starter motor gets your engine turning when you turn the key. If it fails, even a good battery won’t help—you’re not going anywhere.

Common starter issues:

• Clicking but no engine turnover
• Grinding noises when starting
• Starts sometimes, not others
• Starter stays engaged after the car starts

We start with a full check of the starting system—motor, solenoid, and all the wiring. If you need a new starter, we’ve got you covered.

Most installations are done in a couple of hours, depending on your car. We double-check everything after the repair to make sure you’re set.

We do more than just the basics. If it’s an electrical component we can fix it.



• Power window and door lock systems
• Interior lighting
• Dashboard lights, dome lights, whatever
• Entertainment system repairs
• Radio, speakers, touchscreen 
• Climate control systems 

Advanced Driver Assistance (ADA) Services:

• Backup camera problems
• Parking sensor calibration
• Blind spot monitor repairs
• Lane departure warning diagnostics

We also take care of keyless entry, immobilizers, and car alarms. Sometimes these security systems glitch out and need a reset or repair.

Plus, for newer vehicles, we do computer module updates and reprogramming. That can boost performance and fix known bugs straight from the manufacturer.

• Dim or flickering lights, including headlights
• Burning smell
• Trouble starting the car
• Dashboard warning lights
• Slow power windows
• Blown fuses more often than usual
• Battery keeps dying or dead battery
• Accessories cutting in and out



Dead batteries aren’t always old batteries. Sometimes the alternator just isn’t recharging it right.

If your power seats, mirrors, or windows suddenly stop, it’s probably an electrical issue—not a mechanical one.

Modern cars have a bunch of computers running everything. Weird stuff on your dashboard or entertainment system is usually a sign something electrical needs attention.

Your car’s electrical system does a lot more than you may realize. It’s pretty much the backbone behind all the stuff that keeps your car safe and comfortable.

First up, it handles starting and ignition. No electrical system, no engine start. The battery, alternator, and starter all work together to get you moving.

Lights come next—headlights, brake lights, signals, interior lights. All essential for seeing and being seen, especially at night.

Don’t forget entertainment and info systems—radio, navigation, dashboard displays. All powered by electricity.

Comfort features like power windows, heated seats, and A/C are all electrical too. Kinda hard to imagine driving without them, right?

Then there’s safety systems—airbags, ABS, traction control. These only work if your electrical system is healthy.

And now, with all the new tech, you’ve got driver assistance features like:

• Backup cameras
• Parking sensors
• Lane departure warnings
• Automatic emergency braking



When electrical issues pop up, they can mess with more than one system at a time.