St Marys and Kingsland Auto Repair

  Volkswagen cars are known for their reliability and performance. Like any vehicle, they are prone to certain issues that need to be addressed for safe and comfortable driving. One such issue that Volkswagen car owners may face is ABS module failure. ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) is an important safety feature that prevents the wheels from locking up during hard braking, allowing the driver to maintain control of the vehicle. Our focus in this article will be on the causes and signs of Volkswagen's ABS module failure. Let's take a deep dive! Illuminated ABS Warning Light: The most common sign of ABS module failure is the illumination of the ABS warning light on the dashboard. If the ABS module fails, the system will not function correctly, and the ... read more

How to Avoid Volkswagen Oil Sludge Buildup   When oil breaks down, it can form a thick, gooey substance called oil sludge. This sludge can build up in your engine, clogging oil passages and leading to serious engine problems. In order to prevent sludge buildup, it's important to understand how oil works in your engine.   Oil plays a vital role in keeping your engine cool and lubricated. As the oil circulates through the engine, it picks up heat from the cylinder walls and moving parts. The oil then carries this heat away from the engine, helping to keep it cool. Oil also lubricates the moving parts of the engine, reducing friction and wear.   Over time, however, oil breaks down and loses its ability to effectively cool and lubricate the engine. This is why it's important to change your oil regularly. When you do change your oil, be sure to use fresh oil that meets the sp ... read more

Although it may sound like a simple component, a valve cover gasket in your Volkswagen serves a great purpose. Not only does it create a seal between your Volkswagen’s engine and valve cover, but it is also responsible for sealing the oil within its respective area. With such a big job, you surely don’t want the valve cover gasket in your Volkswagen to fail, as it will allow oil to seep out. If it does, you won’t have enough lubrication going to the sensitive components of your Volkswagen that need it the most. Its performance can suffer, as a result. In fact, if it goes on for too long, your Volkswagen could have some serious issues if it doesn’t have enough oil to allow its components to operate seamlessly and without friction. In general, there are some pretty clear signs that the valve cover gasket in your Volkswagen may be failing, so it’s a good ide ... read more