Garden Grove Auto Lights Repair

When you jump in your car and head off to work on Garden Grove’s busy early morning roads your car’s Lights and Signals aren’t the first thing you think about. After all, they’re on the outside of your vehicle, and you may not even know when they aren’t working until the sun starts to go down. Some vehicles have sensors that show you a warning message on the dash when you have a burnt out light, but for many vehicles, you have to stay vigilant and check yourself. Unlike your headlights, you may not notice right away when you have a nonfunctional tail light, brake light, or signal. I some vehicles it will show a rapid blinking when you signal to turn. A simple way to check on your own is to turn on the hazard lights and then get outside the vehicle to check, but brake lights can be a bit more difficult to check without help.

One of the most common Auto Lights Repair is brake light & turn signal failures is simply a burned out bulb. Unfortunately, glass bulbs burning out sooner or later is a reality for every driver. Time and the elements will wear your bulbs down and inevitably lead to failure. Keeping replacement bulbs on hand in your car will keep you legal and safe on the road.

If you have replaced your bulbs and the problem is still there, you may have a problem with the light or signal’s wire harness. One of the pins could be burned or melted, causing a slight voltage irregularity which may even trigger a check engine light. If you replaced all of your bulbs and they still don’t function, or you have a check engine light, check all of your wire connections closely and see if you have any abnormalities.

If your turn signal stops working or works intermittently, you should use hand signals until you can get it fixed to avoid getting pulled over and or a ticket. The turn signal mechanics are a bit more complicated than brake or taillights since they involve switching on and off bases on a function of the peddle, so if you’re experiencing problems with a turn signal, it would be best to have one of our Orozco’s Auto Service ASE Certified Technicians check your vehicle to diagnose the problem, fix it, and reset any lights and warnings.

If you believe your vehicle’s lights needs service or are not sure and would like to have your vehicle inspected, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at (714) 537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Here in Garden Grove we see quite a few older vehicles on the road. Some are better looking than others but the good news it they are still on the road. Some are used for driving around kids, picking up groceries or even a work vehicle. One thing these drivers can enjoy is that they’re mostly paid off, or soon will be. Many of those people would also like to keep driving there vehicles for 200,000 miles or more as long as it isn’t in the shop too much. Today there are plenty of people whose vehicles are still running after 100,000 or 200,000 miles.

What do all these vehicles have in common and what what can we learn from them that’s keeping them on the road so long. A common denominator is they always get their vehicles regularly maintained. That may sound a bit meaningless, but it’s really not. Most importantly, oil is the life blood of your engine and it needs to be clean to properly do it’s job of keeping your engine lubricated. Skipping oil changes will lead to clogged oil filters and sludge that can damage your engine.

There’s another reason why the scheduling an oil change is so important. It’s simple, an Orozco’s Auto Service ASE certified mechanic is going to be reviewing your vehicle. All of the fluid levels will be inspected and topped off so they won’t get so low that damage can be done. If there is a significant fluid loss, like brake fluid as an example, our trained technician can look for the cause of the loss and find the problem before it leads to an accident or costly repair.

The service technician will also visually inspect the vehicle for worn hoses and belts, uneven wear on the tires, leaking shock absorbers and more. Problems get addressed before they lead to repairs that cost more than the car’s worth. And our professional service advisors will be able to remind you of other services that the factory recommends you get done.

As everyone knows, regular maintenance costs money, but it’s much cheaper than buying a new vehicle. Additionally, regular maintenance will help you maintain the best millage your vehicle can offer.

At Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove we thoroughly inspect your vehicle with every service as a courtesy to you and your vehicle. By doing so, we can give you the most thorough, comprehensive feedback on the overall health of your vehicle so that you are able to make a well-informed decisions about your vehicle’s care and maintenance. We’ll explain any problems we notice and how urgent they are so that you know what your options are. If you need to spend your money now to fix a major problem and avoid a future catastrophe, we’ll be sure to let you know. Guaranteed with every service.

If you are interested in setting up a regular maintenance plan for your vehicle, feel free to contact Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove Today or schedule a free appointment online.

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Auto Mechanic

With today’s High tech vehicles Auto repair is more complicated than ever. Whether is a standard vehicle, hybrid or electric they all keep getting more complex. Plus with all these new variables of vehicles technology and diagnostic tools constantly change as well. As a result, finding a competent, knowledgeable auto mechanic can be a real challenge. Luckily, here at Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove we hire only the most, experienced and educated of auto mechanic(s). With all that said it usually means finding an ASE Certified Auto Technician, AKA Auto Mechanic.

Thanks to the ASE certification program, everybody wins: car owners can easily find an ASE Certified professional who has proven themselves to be knowledgeable and professional. Repair shops can get additional visibility in their markets by qualifying for the Blue Seal of Excellence Recognition Program. And certified auto professionals can get the respect and recognition they’ve worked so hard to earn.

What does ASE mean?

The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence ASE, is short for the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Since 1972 they are an independent non-profit organization that has worked to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service by testing and certifying automotive professionals. The process to become ASE Certified is not easy. In order to attain ASE Certification, technicians must complete a minimum of 2 years of qualified work experience and pass challenging tests for each certification. Only two out of every three test takers pass on their first attempt. To ensure technician’s are up-to-date on current systems and technologies, ASE Certified Technicians are required to prove their technician knowledge by retesting every 5 years to keep their certifications current.

Additionally, ASE exists to protect the automotive service customer, shop owners and service professionals. They test and certify automotive service professionals so that the shops like Orozco’s Auto Service and and their customers can better gauge a technician’s level of expertise before contracting the technician’s services. They certify the service individual so they can offer tangible proof of their technical knowledge.

So the next time you’re in need of auto repair or service think of Orozco’s Auto Serve of Garden Grove and or ASE Certified Technicians and Service Advisors and knowing we only employ the finest for our customers.

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove car owners know the best way to make your car to last is to take care of it. Sadly, when we asked many of those same Garden Grove drivers what exactly do they need to do to make their cars last longer, they weren’t so sure. Although most of them knew changing your oil regularly was important, but with a follow up question regarding how often should you get your oil changed was all over the board. And that was the same when asked about their brakes, batteries, engine and transmission fluids, windshield wipers, and so on.

To help keep your vehicle running as long as it should and clear up some of the myths and misinformation, here are some facts from your friends at family owned Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove.

Get Regular Oil Changes
Ignoring your car’s oil is one of the worst and possibly the most costly things to neglect. It’s better to take the time and spend the money to get the oil changed than risk seizing your engine. Standard oil should be changed every 3,000 miles or 6 months and synthetic is every 6,000 miles or 18 months.

Maintenance Tip: Always consult your owners manual for the manufacturers recommendations on changing your oil.

Clean Your Battery & Battery Terminals
Your batteries terminals can begin to show signs of corrosion that can work it’s way into the terminal cables resulting in less power to your engine. Additionally, f you don’t keep them clean, your battery can develop cracks and start to malfunction, leaving you stranded. Today’s car batteries are pretty costly and more expensive brand cars are really expensive, something you don’t want to replace if you don’t have to. Investing in a wire brush and keeping the battery and terminals clean is time and money well spent.

Maintenance Tip: Stop By Orozco’s Auto Service for a battery check every 6 months.

Air Filters Replacement
Your vehicle’s air filters helps keep dust and pollutants from entering your vehicle through the vents. The air filters have a very important job, so you want to keep it maintained. Most newer vehicles have two air filters, one under the hood and another the cabin filter is usually behind the glove box. Additionally, using an old air filter past its life can lead to some major problems for your AC system and your engine. Something nobody want to deal with when it’s completely preventable.

Maintenance Tip: You should get your air filter changed every 12 months or 12,000 mile, sometimes more often in a dry dusty climate.

Windshield Wipers Replacement
The cost of new windshield wipers can vary and that is usually relative to the speed in which they can wear our. With the hot summer  Garden Grove sun this can be quicker that other less sunny regions. You should check you wiper at least twice a year so you’re not caught in a sudden rain or dust storm. Obviously, a dirty windshield or worn out wipers can significantly hamper your view that not only endangers you and your passengers but also the people around you.

Maintenance Tip: Use you windshield wiper’s window cleaning function regularly to stay up-to-date on your windshield wipers reliability.

Get your tires rotated
You can extend the life of your tires by rotating them per your manufacturers recommendations? All four tires on your car do not wear down at the same rate. The front or back set of tires can wear down at different rates depending on your vehicle, your speed and roads conditions. Maintaining to rotate your tires can extend their life and keep you and you family safe longer.

Maintenance Tip: Rotate your tires every 3,000 to 5,000 miles or per your manufacturers recommendations.

Check Suspension System
Your suspension system is a very intricate part of your vehicle that most people take for granted. Most of us never even think about it until it stops working and leaving you stranded. One of the key elements of your vehicle’s suspension is the shocks and struts, these help maintain a smooth ride, and ignoring this issue can help to prematurely wear out your tires.

Maintenance Tip: Have your full suspension system checked every 15,000 to 30,000 miles.

Check Your Coolant

You should always keep an eye on your vehicles coolant level. If your coolant gets to low your vehicle can overheat and do some serious damage to your engine. Your coolant affects so many elements of you car from air conditioner to the heater, radiator and water pump and more. Something that impacts that much of your car’s overall health should never be neglected.

Maintenance Tip: Regularly check your coolant level whenever you get gas or prepare for a long trip.

Check Your Spare Tire
The last thing anyone wants to find while you’re digging out the jack is a flat spare tire. That’s when you’ll need to call a tow truck—which not only can take several hours out of your day or night, it can also cost you a lot of money depending on where your vehicle brakes down.

Maintenance Tip: Check your tires air pressure, including the spare at least once a month. Maintaining the appropriate air pressure will also help you save gas.

Belts and Hoses
Perform a visual inspection on your belts and hoses at least once a year. Worn-down belts and hoses can cause other damage to essential components of your engine including your cooling system, heater, air conditioner and more. And for those hard to get to belts and hoses feel free to stop by any Orozco’s Auto Service and we will be happy to inspect them.

Maintenance Tip: Follow your vehicles manufacturer’s recommendations for replacing your timing belt and serpentine belt. These are both critical to your engines health and a failure of these components can lead to critical failure in your engine.

At Orozco’s Auto Service we are happy to help you with any of the above mentioned maintenance and would be happy to work with you on establishing a regular maintenance schedule for your vehicle.

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Brake Repair

One of your vehicles mot important elements besides your engine are your brakes. The engine makes you move and your brakes make you stop. Unfortunately, that’s all most Garden Grove drivers really consider when thinking about their brakes, until they stop working. To help avoid that scary thought  from becoming a reality we would like to share some of the signs that it’s time for some brake maintenance. One of the most common failures in your brake system are the brake pads. If they are routinely checked you can get them replaced before they cause more serious damage to your vehicles overall braking system.

In most all newer vehicles, the front wheels have a braking apparatus that depend on rotors: large steel discs behind each wheel. Above each rotor is a clamp-like device called the caliper. When you engage the brake pedal, your calipers start to close, squeezing the rotors from both sides. This action creates friction, which slows your vehicle until they come to a full stop.

Brake pads, per the name are simply pads that are mounted inside the calipers to make contact with the rotors during the previously mentioned process. However, brake pads don’t last forever. The stopping process will eventfully wear them down. Also, depending on your driving habits and freeway versus city can also take a toll on them, making them wear out even quicker. When the brake pads get too thin your brakes won’t work as well as they should and this is when it time to visit the pros at Orozco’s Auto Service.

Tips for recognizing possible brake problems:

Screeching noises
Most brake pads are built with “wear indicators.” Wear indicators are small metal tabs located near the top of typical brake pads. When the brake pad wears down an unsafe level, the indicator will scrape against the rotor. This creates a distinctive grating noise which warns drivers that the brake pads are in immediate need of service. If you ignore this to long the pads can completely wear our forcing your vehicle to stop with metal grinding on metal that will destroy your rotors and lead to complete brake failure.

Clicking noises
Some cars, brake pads fit snugly into a special holding device. Other vehicles keep them steady with pins, clips or bolts. The common goal behind these designs is to keep the brake pads from wobbling. If they become loose, they’ll begin to rattle. What happens next is a clicking sound that rings out whenever the brake pedal is pushed or released.

Stopping takes longer than it used to
This is called “brake fade.” This is usually a result of applying the brakes over a vast distance without bringing the car to a full stop. Sometime this can be a bad driving habit know as ridding the brake, some people are overly cautious which can wear on your brakes. This can also happen while driving down a mountainside or over winding roads. However, if you live in an area will lots of hills you ridding the brakes may not be avoidable—but, over time it will take a toll on your braking system.

Your car pulls to one side when braking
Brake pads don’t always wear out at the same rate. Depending on your daily Long Beach commute, following the same turns day after day can result in uneven wear. Should this occur, your vehicle may pull slightly to one side or the other when you use the brakes. Leaving this problem unchecked can put unnecessary stress on your vehicles suspension like the ball joints, steering knuckles, wheel bearings and more.

Vibrations when the brake is pressed
If your brake pedal shakes whenever you step on it your brake pads may be the problem. Brake pads are typically held together with a binding resin. As each brake pad wears down, this adhesive gets hot and can get smeared across the rotor. Under the best of  circumstances, it will form a layer that’s evenly spread over the disc’s surface. But if a brake pad gets overheated, the resin may not be distributed uniformly. This is called this issue “glazing” and it can cause brake pedals to vibrate.

If your vehicle is showing any of the above signs or you believe your vehicle’s brake system needs service or are not sure and would like to have your brakes inspected, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at (714) 537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

With today’s high vehicle, along with a variety electronics we take with us in the car, a strong car battery is more important than ever. So, if your family is on a road trip or just driving around Garden Grove running errands you need your devices working. Some of these devices may be playing your favorite music, navigating you to your destination, entertaining the kids with movies and games and more. With that being said, your car battery is a crucial part of your vehicle. In addition to powering all your gadgets, your battery sends power to the starter to turn over the engine and stores electricity generated by the alternator to maintain power. Extending the life of your car battery will also help you avoid an untimely breakdown.

Furthermore, the reality about car batteries is their lifespan is usually only three to five years, and there are multiple factors that can reduce that lifespan. So to help you get the most out of your vehicle’s battery here are a few tips.

Try To Avoid Short Trips

If your vehicle sits unused for long periods of time try to occasionally take extended trip to help the battery regain a full charge. If you know your vehicle will have extended periods of infrequent use, invest in a charger that can supply a low power to help your battery maintain a full charge and not drain down completely.

Be Cautious Of Extreme Weather

Extreme temperatures, both hot and cold can be detrimental to your vehicles battery. As everyone knows Garden Grove has hot summers that can cause your vehicle’s battery to age more quickly. And if you’re visiting our local mountains with snow that can also also be hard on your battery, as it causes our vehicle to use up more power. As a reminder don’t forget to test your battery in every season, not just when it gets cold or hot.

Keep Accessories Off When Starting The Engine

Seat warmers, heated steering wheels, lights, radio, cell phones, climate control and navigation systems are all a drain on your vehicle’s battery. When starting your vehicle, especially in cold weather. A good tip is to turn everything off when you exit your vehicle so you don’t have to worry about them when you have to rush out.

Clean Battery Terminals And Test Your Battery

Your vehicle’s battery requires maintenance and testing. Occasionally check the battery’s connections to make sure that they are secure and clean and aren’t showing any signs of corrosion. Batteries can routinely develop a powdery substance where the cables connect to the terminals. Most newer vehicles have a waring light on the dash to indicate if the battery isn’t maintaining a full charge or may not be able to accept a recharge. If not, replace the battery immediately.

At Orozco’s Auto Service we know everyone’s not up for the challenge of cleaning terminals cables to maintain and check their battery. If your vehicle has any of the above signs or you feel your vehicle’s battery needs service or are not sure and would like to have it diagnosed, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Everyone loves getting a brand new vehicle. But after a while that new car smell start to fade, your miles start to add up on the odometer, the shine on your paint lost some of it’s sparkle and there may even be a French fry lost somewhere under your seat. The next thing you notice is your vehicle doesn’t have the same get up and go as it used too. Some times your vehicle sputters or is making strange noises along with some new unfamiliar smells. Lastly the dreaded “Check Engine Light” comes on. These are all signs that you may need a tune up. Don’t worry, tune ups are essential for every vehicle eventually. Just like our bodies as we get older we need attention. A tune up is a bit like a physical for your vehicle.

At Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove our ASE certified technicians will perform a tune up that will maintain some of your vehicles’ most crucial components. By getting regular tune-up’s they can help prevent serious engine damage that could lead to more costly repairs if neglected. By following a regular tune up schedule it will provide your vehicle with the care it needs to deliver reliable service that can help extend the life of your vehicle and sometimes increase you mileage.

Below are some of the more critical task performed during a tune up. Depending on the needs of your vehicle other tasks may also need to be completed.

Fluid Replacement: You vehicle requires a variety of liquids to run and perform it’s many functions such as engine oil, brake fluid, coolant and transmission fluid. These all need to be kept clean if parts such as your transmission and engine are to function properly. During your tune up, an Orozco’s Auto Service technician will examine all these fluids and drain and replace them if they show any signs of contamination or loss of viscosity.

Ignition System Repair: During this part of the tune up, an Orozco’s Auto Service technician will examine your car’s ignition system and replace any parts that show signs of wear. Your vehicle’s ignition system is made up of many components such as spark plugs, wires, coils and various electrical parts. These components wear down over time, which can impact your vehicle’s performance. A worn ignition coils could cause engine misfires.

Belt and Hose Replacement: Your vehicle requires several belts and hoses to run all of it’s components along with your engine. The hoses move fluids throughout the engine, and the belts support parts such as the alternator and water pump. Over time daily wear and tear can cause these belts and hoses to crack or break. Over the course of your tune up, we will check your car’s hoses and belts and replace those that show any signs of wear.

Filter Replacement: Your vehicle relies on several filtration systems to filter the air that travels through the engine and the cabin, and they prevent contaminants from polluting your car’s fuel and oil. Each system plays a very important role in maintaining the way your vehicle performs. If your car’s oil filter isn’t replaced at regular intervals, it could cause dirty oil to clog your engine. an Orozco’s Auto Service technician will take a look at your vehicle’s filters and make all the necessary replacements.

Always refer to the maintenance section of your vehicles’ owners manual for their recommended tune up schedule, which can vary from vehicle to vehicle. In many cases, manufacturers advise tuning up your car or truck once every year. Getting regular tune-ups might seem like a hassle, but they’re worth the effort to prevent costly damage over time.

If your vehicle has any of the above signs or you feel your vehicle needs service or are not sure and would like to have it diagnosed, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Many new car owners in Garden Grove are surprised when they’re told their new vehicle can only use Synthetic oil. Additionally, they discover this is around twice the cost of the standard oil they are used to using. So when did this new costly upgrade happen and is it really benefiting me and my vehicle?

For starters, since 2019 the majority of new vehicles (about 70%) recommend using synthetic oil or a synthetic blend oil for their engines. We’ll get into synthetic blends in another article, for now lets stick with synthetic oil. Synthetic oil is generally a better choice for performance. This is based on the fact that synthetic oil protects your engine due to lower levels of friction. Which tends to protect your engine better at low and high tempters. Additionally, synthetic oils don’t break down as quickly as a standard oil meaning you can go further distances in between oil changes that can help save money in the long run.

What is synthetic oil? Synthetic oil is artificially made from chemical compounds by breaking down and then rebuilding petroleum molecules. The base material, however, is still overwhelmingly crude oil that is distilled and then modified physically and chemically. There are multiple types of synthetics with distinctly different properties and applications.

Here are a few of the benefits of using synthetic oil:

• Synthetics have a naturally higher viscosity index. Meaning, the viscosity changes less as temperature changes during normal engine startup and operating conditions as a result of being a more stable compound than standard oil.
• At extremely low temperatures, it is possible for mineral oils to become so thick (high viscosity) that the oil is non-pumpable making it unable to circulate effectively within the engine.
• Synthetic engine oils are generally less volatile than standard oils. This means there is less loss of the oil to the engine’s exhaust stream causing air pollution. This could also mean less need for adding oil between oil changes.
• Synthetic oil has a longer lifespan than conventional oil. The recommended change interval for synthetic oil is around every 5,000 to 7,000 miles or 6 to 8 months, with some brands lasting much longer (15,000 to 25,000).
• Get a longer engine life. Most Garden Grove drivers have never owned a vehicle with more than 200,000 miles on the engine, but with so many new vehicles using synthetic oils we will see more drivers every year achieving this goal.

In conclusion, for many vehicles, synthetic oils may be a better choice for overall engine operation and performance. Unless the biggest factor affecting your selection of lubrication is only the overall cost. But if you really want the best possible protection. If you like the idea of fewer oil changes, upgrading to synthetic oil is the obvious choice, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Check Engine Light Diagnostics

Everyone knows that felling you get when your minding your own business cruising around Garden Grove when you suddenly notice the dreaded “Check Engine” Light showing on your dash, and like most car owners, you’re not really sure what that light means, besides the fact that it may mean you need to spend some money. Many call it the one of the most misunderstood indicators on your dashboard. But, not to worry this can mean a variety of issues, from a loose gas cap, a sign that your car isn’t getting the best fuel economy, emitting higher levels of pollutants or worst case scenario, a serious issues with your engine.

Additionally, it doesn’t mean you have to instantly pull over and call a tow truck. Although, it does mean if your in the area you should contact Orozco’s Auto Service and have it checked out at your soonest opportunity. Ignoring any warning from your vehicle may end up damaging some expensive components.

If your check-engine light comes on, here are some tips on what you can do:

Check your dashboard gauges and lights for indications of low oil pressure or overheating. These conditions mean you should pull over and shut off the engine as soon as you can find a safe place to do so. On some vehicle’s, a yellow “check engine” means investigate the problem, while a red “check engine” can mean stop as soon as it’s safe to pull over.

One of the first and most simple first steps is try tightening your gas cap. Quite often this solves the problem. Keep in mind that it may take several trips before the light resets. If the light continues to stay on feel free to visit Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove and we can reset it for you. Newer vehicle may have a separate indicator that warns of a loose gas cap before the condition sets off the “check engine” light.

What is The “Check Engine” Light

The “check engine” light is part of your vehicle’s onboard diagnostics AKA the (OBD) system. Since the 1980s, computers increasingly have controlled and monitored your vehicle performance. Such as regulating variables as engine speed (RPM), ignition timing, fuel mixture and in some cars, the computer also tells automatic transmissions when to shift.

When it finds a problem in the electronic-control system that it can’t correct, the computer turns on a yellow warning indicator that’s labeled “check engine,” “service engine soon” or “check powertrain.” Or the light may be nothing more than a picture of an engine, known as the International :Check Engine” Symbol. In addition to turning on the light, the computer stores a “trouble code” in its memory to identifies the source of the problem. This may be a malfunctioning sensor or a misfiring engine. If you bring your vehicle in to Orozco’s Auto Service we can read the code with an electronic scan tool or our diagnostic computer.

If your vehicle is showing a “check engine” light or are not sure and would like to have your vehicle diagnosed, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at (714) 537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Have you ever been driving down Lampson Avenue in Garden Grove and notice your vehicle is feeling a bit sluggish or you discover your mileage isn’t what it used to be. Then you remember in the morning when you started your vehicle it was a bit of a rough starting experience. Sorry to say but these are all signs that you may need new spark plugs. Orozco’s Auto Service certified ASE technicians are all more than qualified to determine if these problems are indeed worn spark plugs. We would also like to share a a bit of history about your spark plugs.

Simple put- it’s an insulator and a central conductor. Spark plugs are specified by size — specifically by thread or nut — sealing type and spark gap. Most spark plugs in modern cars have a 14-mm thread; older vehicles had used 18-mm or 7/8-inch (approximately 22-mm) ones. Thread length varies as well, depending on the vehicle manufacturer and type of engine. The sealing type or seat is where the plug mates to the head. It can be flat or tapered depending on the manufacturer and engine type. The amount of torque applied ensures a secure fit.

As previously mentioned, spark plug gap dimensions vary according to the age of the vehicle and its energy output. Typically, there is one plug for each cylinder, but there are exceptions. For example, the V8 Hemi engines used in various Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep products have 16 plugs, two per cylinder.

Today’s spark plugs have a much greater lifespan than the spark plugs in your parents vehicles, with some lasting up to 100,000 miles. Back in the day most vehicles would require an annual tuneup to replace spark plugs and adjust points and timing once a year. Even with today’s technology spark plugs still wear out, and if you’re finding it difficult to start your vehicle, it could mean that your spark plugs are worn out, among other things. Other troubling signs include a rough idle, engine misfire or surge, weak acceleration or a spike in fuel consumption. In some vehicles the “check engine” light may come on. Feel free to stop into Orozco’s Auto Service to have your vehicle’s check engine light diagnosed. Visual clues may also reveal a bad spark plug. If you remove the plug from the cylinder and notice that the end has burned or sandy-looking deposits have accumulated on the outer electrode, then it’s time to replace it. In a worst-case scenario, a wet accumulation of oil on the electrode may indicate not only that the spark plug is bad but also that there’s significant engine problem.

Changing spark plugs is a key part of keeping your engine in good working order. Be sure to get yours replaced at the manufacturer’s recommended intervals to ensure peak engine performance. You can find this information in your vehicles user manual. If you feel your vehicle may need new spark plugs or would like to have your vehicle diagnosed contact Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Remember to always keep your vehicle in good running condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

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Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Head Gasket Repair

Head gasket repair isn’t something to common on the minds of most Garden Grove drivers. But if you notice that you keep having to topping off your coolant, or there’s a blue or white smoke coming from your exhaust or when you top off your oil you notice a frothy white substance under the cap then you may have an issue with your head gasket. If a blown head gasket is the problem it’s not exactly the easiest of fixes. More than likely your vehicle may be in the shop for a few day. Here at Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove we have the expertise to repair that head gasket no matter what you drive. Still I’m sure you still may be scratching your head wondering “what is a head gasket” so let up help you out.

In addition to a slew of electronics, hoses, belts batteries, today’s internal engines rely on liquids and gases to function: air-and-fuel, engine coolant and engine oil to be more specific. Engines are designed to keep these liquids and gases from mixing so they can perform their specific functions. And the head gasket is designed just for that task. It’s mounted between the engine block and the cylinder head. This is where the intake, exhaust and valves are also located. The head gasket is a thin seal that prevents liquids and gases from escaping into adjacent cylinders and the surrounding oil and coolant galleries. As previously mentioned the two elements this is designed to keep separate are coolant and engine oil. Just like that old saying oil and water don’t mix!

Engine coolant surrounds each cylinder in order to maintain a stable operating temperature; it also needs to flow into the cylinder heads to cool the combustion chamber, valve and spark plugs. The engine oil performs three important functions: lubrication, cooling and hydraulics. The oil pump sends pressurized oil throughout the engine to lubricate bearings, bushings, journals and timing chains. It also drives hydraulic actuators, such as variable valve timing.

Some of the more common signs that you may notice when there’s a blown head gasket areas follows:

Misfire on startup, accompanied by a puff of white exhaust

An external oil or coolant leak at the seam between the engine block and cylinder head

Cylinder misfires are another sign of head gasket failure

Overheating is one of the less-obvious signs of a blown head gasket

Blue exhaust smoke could be another indicator

When checking your oil the dipstick can have a dirty frothy consistency.

Oil-contaminated coolant can form a mayonnaise-like film, which you might find on the radiator cap or in the overflow reservoir

If any of these signs are ignored it can lead to complete engine failure. The engine can over heat resulting in a seized engine, a cracked head or blown piston rings, meaning you would need to completely rebuild your engine. If you are worried you may have a blown or leaking head gasket Orozco’s Auto Service is your answer. Our ASE certified auto technicians have been trained to repair all types of engines and we will always back up those repair with our 24/24 nationwide guarantee. Visit or contacts us for more info at (714) 537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Brake Light Repair | Tail Light Repair

Imagine that your peacefully driving down Garden Grove Boulevards and suddenly you notice the notorious red and blue lights flashing in your rear view mirror. You know you were following all the laws. What could be the reason? It may be a broken tail light or brake light. In every US state, driving with a broken tail light or brake light isn’t just illegal but it can also be dangerous. If you fail to properly maintain your car’s safety features, you could end up causing an accident. Thankfully, you can avoid this potential problem and any legal fees associate altogether by having your tail lights regularly checked and maintained at Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove.

Having your tail light lens replaced when it’s broken or discolored gives you the reassurance that other motorists can see where you intend to move your car. Additionally, other drivers might not see your indicators. That puts you, your passengers, and other drivers on the road at risk of a collision.

A tail light lens is most often formed by polycarbonate plastic and sealed watertight to the tail light housing. The hard plastic is easily broken with impact, and UV light and our Southern California heat can cause the plastic to become cloudy or discolored, and you require tail light lens replacement. The lens both protects the bulb from moisture and breakage. As well, the tail light lens ensures the emanating light is the correct color for the light’s purpose. Many cars have one tail light lens on each side while others have tail light lenses that split up the purposes among two or three lenses per side.

Some of the more common symptoms that you may need your tail lights or brake lights replaced is they may have a hazy or cloudy appearance with diminished light, a cracked or broken plastic or there are signs of moisture inside tail light lens.

If you are concerned about your tail lights or parking lights or you would like to have them inspected call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Engine Repair

We all know that auto repair isn’t something most people regularly budget for. So sometimes your vehicle is suddenly making a new noise,  there’s a different type of smoke coming from the tail pipe or a few drops of oil on the driveway. Even our Garden Grove weekend DIY folks sometimes put off these repairs because it’s a dirty job or can eat up their entire day. Sadly, these types of minor issues may not stop you from maintaining your daily driving routine for now, but if you ignore them for too long you may need a tow truck. Here are few repairs you should stop putting off before they become a costly repair and visit Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove.

FLUID LEAKS
If you have been topping off your oil for a long time rather than finding the leak, it is time to stop putting off the inevitable. While a small fluid drip may be annoying on your driveway, it may also coat your engine and damage other components. Delaying that power steering pump leak repair will sure seem silly when it ruins the alternator as well. So do yourself and your driveway a favor and visit the Pros at Orozco’s Auto Service.

EXHAUST LEAKS
While the noise may be annoying, an exhaust leak can also lead to nasty fumes finding their way into the passenger compartment. In extreme cases a leak can burn or melt nearby components. Unfortunately they can also be hard to track down, especially when buried in the engine compartment. Cast iron manifolds can crack, bolts can break, gaskets can fail, and exhaust pipes can rust through. The straight forward repair is to replace the offending part. For some vehicles though, there are creative workarounds from NAPA Solutions like exhaust manifold repair clamps.

WORN SHOCKS / STRUTS
Worn out shocks and struts have a way of sneaking up on you. They rarely go bad overnight, but when they are at the end of their service life they may as well not be there at all. Shocks and struts take the abuse that would normally be transmitted to other chassis components. Without that protection, those chassis parts wear out faster. Shocks are usually straightforward to replace, and strut replacement has become easier thanks to the availability of modular strut assemblies. Once the job is done, the difference will be immediately apparent on your next drive.

FAILING CV AXLES
You’ve already been warned your CV boots are torn, but there’s no way to know just when the joint inside will start to fail. If you’re hearing a clicking and popping when turning left or right, then it’s time for new axles. Waiting too long could lead to dangerous driveline vibrations and possibly even failure of the axle assembly itself. Make the time and call Orozco’s Auto Service.

If your vehicle is showing any of the above signs or are not sure and would like to have your vehicle diagnosed, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at (714) 537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Catalytic Converter Repair

Catalytic converters are an essential component of a vehicle’s exhaust system, and have been present in almost every street legal vehicle manufactured in the recent decades. The primary function of a catalytic converter is to superheat the unburned particles present in the engine’s exhaust gases. As the engine warms up, the catalytic converter heats up to an operating temperature of 500-1200°F, allowing it to burn harmful particles in the exhaust gases, converting them to water vapor and carbon dioxide. The catalyst inside a catalytic converter is usually made of precious metals such as platinum, rhodium, or palladium, which makes them quite expensive. This has led to a rise in the number of catalytic converter thefts, as thieves target them for their valuable metals.

The process of replacing a catalytic converter is a labor-intensive job that requires welding, and is not something that can be easily done at home. Thankfuly this is something the experts at Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove do all the time. Additonally, in some cases, it may also be necessary to replace the vehicle’s oxygen sensors at the same time. One of the most common causes of a failing catalytic converter is consistent short trips, which do not allow the exhaust to heat up sufficiently and burn off the deposits forming in the catalytic converter. To prevent this, it is recommended that you take your vehicle for an occasional drive on the highway for 15 minutes or more, to allow the exhaust to heat up sufficiently.

Symptoms of a failing catalytic converter include a check engine light, loss of power, rotten egg smell, decrease in fuel economy, backfiring or misfiring, and rough running engine. If the catalytic converter isn’t operating efficiently, the check engine light will come on and the engine’s power and fuel economy can begin to diminish. If it becomes completely clogged, the check engine light will begin to flash and the engine may stall or refuse to start. In extreme cases, a clogged catalytic converter can even create enough excess back pressure to cause internal engine damage. Additionally, a vehicle with a failing catalytic converter will fail a smog check and will not be able to be registered.

At Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove, we recommend that you get any symptoms related to catalytic converter failure checked as soon as possible. Ignoring these symptoms can lead to costly repairs and even internal engine damage. Regular maintenance, including occasional long drives on the highway, can help prolong the life of your catalytic converter and save you money in the long run.

If you are concerned about any of your vehicles catalytic converter or you would like to have it inspected call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Oxygen Sensor Repair

The oxygen sensor is a vital component in a vehicle’s exhaust system, but many Garden Grove drivers may not be aware of its significance in keeping their car performing safely and efficiently. It has a direct impact on emissions, and a faulty sensor can affect not just the engine, but the environment as well.

When an oxygen sensor fails, it can trigger the “check engine” light and reduce fuel economy. This sensor, which is the size of a spark plug, has a lifespan of 35,000 to 50,000 miles.

Most vehicles have at least one oxygen sensor in their exhaust system, which measures the difference in oxygen levels between the exhaust gas and outside air. It then sends a voltage signal to the car’s computer, which adjusts the air-fuel mixture to optimize engine performance.

If the sensor is not working correctly, it can lead to an increase in emissions and poor fuel efficiency. The engine may also default to a predetermined air-fuel mixture, resulting in either too rich or too lean a mixture, causing stuttering or loss of power. This can create deposits in the engine and cause damage to other components such as the catalytic converter, leading to bigger problems down the road.

However, drivers in Garden Grove can rest easy knowing that Orozco’s Auto Service has the diagnostic tools to detect a faulty oxygen sensor. Their certified ASE technicians can replace it quickly and get drivers back on the road with a properly functioning engine that has optimized fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. By maintaining their vehicles and ensuring that the oxygen sensor is working correctly, drivers can help to protect the environment and improve air quality for everyone.

If you are concerned about your vehicle’s oxygen sensor or you would like to have a diagnostic test call or visit Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Check Power Steering Fluid

It’s crucial to be aware of the potential consequences before driving your car with a fluid leak, such as power steering fluid on the ground or a low level in the reservoir. While a power steering fluid leak may not leave you stranded on the side of the road, it can lead to an accident if you cannot react quickly to unexpected situations. Some fluid leaks may also cause damage to your car that requires costly repairs or replacements.

If you have a power steering fluid leak, in some cases, you can continue to drive until you can have the leak repaired and fluid replaced by a professional auto service. However, you need to pay close attention to the leak and follow certain guidelines to avoid further damage and get your power steering fixed quickly and affordably by ASE certified mechanics at Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove.

It’s important to treat your leak quickly as small leaks rarely remain small. Any amount of power steering fluid leaking is a sign of a problem that needs to be addressed. Even a few drops of power steering fluid can worsen over time, and if the leak is due to a small crack in a hose, for instance, it can quickly lead to the loss of all your fluid in a short period.

A loss of power steering fluid can significantly affect the drivability of your car. Your power steering rack will not function correctly, leading to a significant increase in steering effort, especially at low speeds, making it extremely difficult to steer. Your vehicle’s instruction manual will also outline the dangers of driving without power steering fluid.

Driving your car for extended periods without power steering fluid can cause damage to the pump. Once the level drops, your pump runs dry, resulting in increased friction and heat that can quickly lead to expensive damage. If you need to drive your car with no power steering fluid, try to avoid extreme turns to the left or right and replace the fluid as soon as possible.

If you are concerned about any of your vehicles lights or you would like to upgrade any of your lights call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at 714-537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

If you’re a driver in Garden Grove, it’s important to know that a malfunctioning fuel injector can cause damage to other parts of your engine over time. And if you’re a driver in Garden Grove who doesn’t know what a fuel injector is, it’s an electronically operated mechanical device responsible for injecting the correct amount of gasoline into the engine to ensure optimal combustion. Fuel injectors also need to disperse fuel at the right pressure, angle, and spray pattern to keep your engine running smoothly.

To keep your vehicle running properly, it’s essential to keep your fuel injector system in good working order. Here are some symptoms that may indicate your vehicle needs fuel injection repair:

• Knocking sounds and excessive vibration could be caused by a partially blocked fuel injector, which prevents the correct amount of fuel from entering the engine cylinder.
• A faulty fuel injector can trigger an engine misfire and cause the engine management light to come on. Depending on which injector is affected, different management lights may come on.
• Trouble starting your vehicle or a failure to start at all may be due to a leaky injector, which can cause the fuel pressure in the fuel rail to drop. If you smell unburnt gasoline coming from the engine bay, it may be a sign of a leaky fuel injector.
• A dysfunctional fuel injector can decrease your engine’s overall fuel economy. If the injector isn’t functioning properly, the engine control unit may over-fuel and use more fuel than necessary.
• A poorly performing fuel injector can affect the engine’s torque, acceleration, and power, even if the injectors are just dirty.
• The solenoid at the top of the fuel injector produces a magnetic field that pulls up the injector pintle when energized. If the injector doesn’t function correctly, the magnetic field won’t be powerful enough to open the injector all the way. Resistance problems with the injector solenoid can also cause other issues.

Regular maintenance and timely fuel injector repairs are crucial for keeping your engine parts in good working order. With some TLC and proper care, your fuel injector can last the life of the engine.

If your vehicle is showing any of the above signs or you believe your vehicle’s needs fuel injector repair or are not sure and would like to have your brakes inspected, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at (714) 537-0076. Keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!

Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!

Garden Grove Wheel Alignment

Garden Grove Camshaft Repair

In case you detect backfiring or popping from the tailpipe or intake, a tapping noise from the top end of the engine, a dead miss in the engine or loss of engine power while driving in Garden Grove, it might indicate an issue with your camshaft. In such a scenario, it’s recommended to visit Orozco’s Auto Service in Garden Grove.

The camshaft is a crucial component of an average internal combustion engine that has thousands of parts, including over 200 moving parts. Without a camshaft, a vehicle’s engine cannot function and if it’s damaged, the engine’s performance suffers.

As most people don’t have the opportunity to take apart a car engine, comprehending the workings of a camshaft can be difficult. The camshaft’s role and its impact when not functioning correctly are worth exploring.

When fuel and air mix and ignite by a spark plug, the engine’s pistons move up and down in its cylinders. To complete this process, the valves at the top of the cylinders need to open and close to allow oxygen in and expel the exhaust gases produced by the explosion.

The camshaft is responsible for opening and closing each cylinder’s valves at the correct moment and duration. The camshaft comprises “lobes” or “cams” that push rocker arms while the camshaft rotates. This rotation raises the outside of the rocker arm, allowing the inside to press on the valve and open it. As the camshaft continues to rotate, the rocker arm returns to its initial position, releasing the pressure on the valve, and the valve spring closes the valve. This precise timing with the vehicle’s ignition ensures a smooth engine operation and efficient power production.

Camshafts can be driven by a belt, chain, or gear set. Some engines have camshafts that are pushed from below, while others sit on top of the motor and work from “overhead.” The latter design may feature a pair of camshafts. Certain cam designs permit the timing of when the valves are open to vary. With a series of computer controls, this can create different power profiles at different engine speeds.

Repairing a camshaft is typically not advisable due to the manufacturing processes. While some high-performance engines use repairable camshafts, it’s usually not practical or cost-effective for the average car on the road. Instead, if a car requires a new camshaft, it’s best to replace it with a new one, and Orozco’s Auto Service is the optimal choice in this situation.

If your vehicle is showing any of the above signs or you believe your vehicle’s camshaft is damaged or are not sure and would like to have it inspected, call Orozco’s Auto Service of Garden Grove today at (714) 537-0076. Always keep your vehicle in good condition and ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and those around you!
Orozco’s Auto Service Garden Grove – Orange County CA
12776 Nutwood Street Garden Grove, CA 92840
Call Today: 714-537-0076 – Auto/Fleet/Diesel Service Repairs

https://orozcosgardengrove.com

Orozco’s Auto Service has five convenient locations throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties Long Beach, Bellflower, Garden Grove or Fullerton!