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“Visited the place based on Google reviews.
I needed to have the car checked before an upcoming trip.
And true to the reviews they were able to do a check on my engine light and reset it. And they also checked my cruise control, which was in fact working and gave me some coaching how to use it for my upcoming trip.
Since it was our first visit there with my Dad - the boss did the service for free. And we will definitely use their service in the future.”
“I took my jeep 2 different locations
George diagnosed my car in minutes on something overlooked by others Great customer service ..
definitely would go in future . Any services required . Excellent family business who deserves credit for their excellent work
Thankyou once again 🙏”
“Exceptional service and craftsmanship! The team at Delta Auto Electric truly understands classic automobiles and treats them with the care and attention they deserve. They were honest, knowledgeable, and kept me informed throughout the repair process of my Jaguar 1988. My car was returned in excellent condition, running better than ever. It’s clear they take pride in their work and have a genuine passion for vintage vehicles. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable and high-quality Vintage car repair services.”
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Toronto's harsh winter conditions — overnight temperatures that regularly fall to -20°C, combined with the heavy electrical load of heated seats, defrosters, and headlights running simultaneously during a long winter commute — create the conditions where marginal batteries and alternators fail, often at the worst possible moment.
Load testing and installing a new battery
Testing and replacing the charging system
Diagnosing and replacing failed starters
Tracing and fixing short circuits and open circuits
Reprogramming engine and body control modules
Fixing headlights, taillights, and turn signal circuits