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Marysville Auto Repair and Transmission Services!
At Bud's Auto Repair, we're proud to serve the Marysville and Everett communities and Snohomish County. For over 30 years, we've been providing the best transmission repair, diagnostic service & repair, and auto repair at a fair price. We are a Triple A Approved Auto Repair Shop with the best customer service around. Each of ASE Certified Marysville auto repair expert technicians are well rounded and are ready to help you maintain your vehicle for as long as you have it.
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You depend on your car to take you where you need to go, and our goal is to make sure your car is there for you. We pride ourselves on having the best customer service of any Marysville repair dealer in the area whether you need routine maintenance or a serious fix. Our Marysville auto repair shop has served the Marysville and Everett communities and the rest of Snohomish County for over 30 years. Most drivers don’t even notice their vehicle's air conditioning system unless there isn't cold air coming out! That’s because most Marysville and Everett area drives don’t really understand that your auto air conditioning system needs periodic service. Here are a few of the reasons why AC can fail. First, like every machine, your auto air conditioner parts need – you know it – lubrication. Lubricants are actually mixed in with the refrigerant (that’s the fluid that makes your cabin air cool). Understand that even if the air conditioner is still blowing out cool air, the oil that lubricates the parts may be getting used up: and poorly lubricated parts can fail in any Washington cars. Here's a top tip for best performance - Turn on your air conditioning periodically during Washington winters. This helps keep the lubricant circulating which can keep the seals from drying out. An air conditioner takes some of the moisture in the air. So if you have difficulty with fogging on your windshield during our Snohomish County winters or during rain storms, running the A/C on the defrost setting can help. Now on some Washington cars you can’t run the A/C at the same time as the defrost system. Why? Well that's a good question for manufacturers. All of the Services You Need - with a Smile! Be aware that air and water can get into your air conditioning system. This can inhibit the efficiency of the A/C system and can lead to some corrosion which may cause damage. Snohomish County auto owners should periodically flush their A/C systems and replace the refrigerant which helps remove the air and water. Our Marysville auto repair shop has an unbeatable combination. We love to work on cars, and we love customers! We do what it takes to keep your AC running reliably and safely, especially for those hot Washington summers.
Taking care of your alignments, The Bud's way. If you feel like you've got some slack in your steering or have some slight veering towards one side, you may have a problem that could be related to your wheel alignment. Don't worry, Bud's Auto Repair and Transmission will get everything straightened out for you. Performing alignments on vehicles is no easy task, so you want to be sure you go to the experienced auto mechanics who will get the job done right the first time. Bud's Auto Repair is up for the challenge. Why are wheel alignments important? Wheel alignments are important for various reasons that go from vehicle safety to comfortability of driving. One of the most common reasons for an alignment to be performed on a vehicle is to prevent uneven wear your tires that in the future may cause damage to suspension components. When a vehicle isn't properly aligned, your vehicle may also begin veer to the right or left side, as well as being able to feel a vibration while driving. Keeping a vehicles aligned will extend the life of your tires and prevent a worse case scenario of tire damage that is beyond being repairable (premature replacement). To keep it sweet and short, proper alignments allow for safe driving. What is a wheel alignment? When driving a vehicle, there are many factors as to what causes a vehicle to get out of alignment. Road conditions, hitting pot holes, or being in a small accident; All these could be factors in your vehicle having a bad alignment. The process of an alignment is different depending on what type of vehicle is being aligned. We use high tech equipment that allow us to make sure your vehicles wheels are up to spec when it comes to being aligned. Cars that are considered Passenger cars and have four wheel suspension receive a different alignment process compared to a double wishbone suspension, or the wheels on a box truck that is used to haul heavy equipment. Whether you're driving a Subaru Impreza, Ford F-350 or a Dodge Cummins, Bud's has you covered.
Visual Brake System Check All brake diagnostic Brake system inspection Repair or Replacement of Anti-lock Breaking System (ABS) Brake fluid testing and replacement General brake adjustment Brake pad replacement Brake shoe replacement Caliper repair and replacement Drum reconditioning and replacement Rotor reconditioning and replacement Wheel bearing repair and replacement Wheel cylinder repair and replacement Bud’s technicians are expert Marysville brake repair specialists, and know how important our family’s safety is. We know that our customers value their families’ safety the same way. Brakes are the most important safety feature on any vehicle on the road. We recommend that customers have a full brake inspection about every 20k miles. To make sure that we do our part, we do a brake check on every incoming vehicle with our 29 point inspection. Checking your brake pads, shoes, rotors and drums is imperative because these components are in constant use and wear each time you deploy the brake pedal. Our Marysville and Everett brake repair technicians knows the brake pedal, different types of brake fluid and fluid levels, the brakes master cylinder, drums, discs and anti-lock brake sensors are not probably not in your area of expertise …. Well, they are in ours! We know what goes where and what the best quality parts are. How do I know when my brakes need repair or replacement? You most likely need brake repair when: The yellow brake ABS indicator light is on(anti-lock brake system) The brake dashboard light is red which indicates a system imbalance The brake pedal is springy or slow to release or can be depressed nearly to the floor You hear a constant squeal or grinding during breaking You feel a bumping or grinding when pushing the pedal to brake When pushing the brake pedal your car pulls to one side or the other Bud’s cares about the people in our community! We want you to be cautious when driving, if you notice something about your brake system that makes you uneasy, have them checked out as soon as you are able. We suggest you make an appointment if you notice any of the symptoms from above! Some brake components can be saved if you get regular maintenance on the main wearing parts. Make an appointment with our Marysville brake repairspecialists!
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What does a CLUTCH do? In your truck or a car you have an engine that is spinning all of the time when it’s running. The wheels on the car don’t run all the time, so to keep from killing the engine; we have to disengage the engine and the wheels (by way of transmission) when we don’t want the vehicle moving. That’s where a clutch comes in. The clutch is pressed and released to control the slipping between the spinning engine and the non-spinning transmission. If you feel slipping from gear to gear during transition or notice that your transmission isn’t engaging, you may need a new clutch! How do I know if I should have mine looked at and probably replaced? In general, if your vehicle is slipping or seems to disengage from gear on its own it needs should be looked at and most likely replaced. How hard is it to replace? A clutch replacement isn’t an easy repair! Bud’s has ASE certified automotive techs utilizing state-of-the-art transmission and specialty tools; databases and hand-picked, high quality, best available, long lasting parts to make services like this one easier for even a professional. *A quick overview of clutch job might look like: Jack up or lift the vehicle Support the engine Remove wheels, drain transmission Remove battery cables, hydraulic, starter, speedometer and all other connected electrical components Mark any parts necessary to make sure you can connect them back quickly Take drive shaft out or remove axles You may need a pry bar or CVC axle removal tool to pry the inside of the CV shaft off Both sides need removed Disconnect clutch slave cylinder Remove transmission-to-engine bolts Take out starter bolts Disconnect transmission mount Remove transmission Remove clutch assembly pieces and fly wheel Take off clutch plate Remove bolts You may have to pry the pressure plate free Re-install re-surfaced or new fly wheel Use alignment tool to set clutch assembly in perfectly and fasten Replace throw out bearing and collar Check transmission collar for damage If damage is found, proceed with further inspection on transmission Replace transmission, electrical components, bolts, axles, transmission fluid, wheels in reverse order Torque all bolts to factory specifications Bleed hydraulic slave and master cylinder If your slave cylinder leaks when the boot is squeezed, that will need to be replaced also! Of course this isn’t the protocol for every vehicle but it is the short version of what a tech might do on a general clutch replacement job (*NOT an actual step-by-step). As you can see, we know quite a bit about clutches, clutch replacement, and clutch repair. If you would like to have your vehicle diagnosed because it’s been doing things that make you think it’s a clutch issue, schedule an appointment with one of our ASE certified techs to have it checked out…. Here.
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Our Passion Is Performance, Diesel Performance Bud’s Auto Repair and Transmission offers diesel performance products at our Marysville, WA auto shop. From towing capacity to fuel efficiency, increased horsepower to brakes and exhaust, we're serious about keeping your diesel truck operating at peak performance. *Big rig and long-haul drivers - we love you, but we don't service commercial vehicles!
A differential is a component that transfers power from the driveline to the wheels. Some vehicles have two differentials, depending on the drive train. Differential service is performed to prevent premature wear on bearings and gears. Over time the fluid breaks down from heat and contaminants and needs to be changed. Vehicle differential services are performed here in the shop by our techs. Depending on the vehicle's mechanics it would be a half-hour or hour service (with no complications, of course). Some vehicles have a simple fill and drain plug system; others have a plate/cover that must be removed to drain the fluid, consisting of more tech time. For a cover-off diff service, our tech will remove the cover, remove contaminants, check for bearing play, check wear patterns on ring and pinion, check backlash. Our techs also take the time to write the current mileage on the cover so that we will know if we have done the service in the event that we have to service it again. When applicable we will check side and spider gears also. Bud’s only uses OEM-specified parts and fluids to keep your vehicle in like-new condition. Book your Differential Service Appointment today.
Failed your smog test? Bud's Auto is also an emissions repair center! Failing your emissions test is an inconvenience. Receive a quick and easy emission fix from your trusted Marysville auto repair – Bud’s. First, bring your printout from your state-inspected failed emissions test and we will identify, diagnose and fix the problem for you. Our Emissions Repair Process Emissions | Bud's Auto Repair & Transmission Bring us your printout from your failed emissions test results and our auto repair will: Run a complete diagnostic on your vehicle Construct a diagnosis Give you a down-to-penny accurate quote Remedy the problem We will have your car ready to pass and take to the emissions station for re-testing!
Our Marysville fleet service and auto repair can handle the toughest fleet jobs! Time is of the essence. We understand the urgency of getting fleet vehicles back into service. We will give your fleet vehicle top priority to get it back on the road as soon as possible. Your Marysville auto repair, Bud’s Auto Repair & Transmission has been in business since 1980 and we focus on all types of auto repair, auto maintenance and fleet services! Our shop and staff can handle a large volume of cars, vans and trucks at any one time. We service individual, commercials vehicles company fleets. Call and we’ll get a professional, ASE Certified technician on your Marysville fleet service right away! Our fleet service specialist offers repair and maintenance for all your fleet service vehicles. NPR trucks Ambulances Tow trucks Tour and shuttle buses Sprinter vans And more!
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The Isuzu NPR HD is one of the standout trucks in Isuzu's medium duty truck lineup. Isuzu NPR trucks are available in gas or diesel configurations, with multiple engine options. Bud’s Auto Repair in Marysville does repairs and maintenance on Isuzu trucks. We have a NPR truck specialist who understands the complex emission systems and is ready to service your NPR truck. We provide repair services as well as maintenance services here at Bud’s Auto Repair.
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Bud’s is in the business of customer service. Our local Marysville and surrounding area clients are very important to us. We WANT you to have a good running vehicle so you can be happy in a car or truck that is Safe, Reliable and Dependable! A vehicle is said to be most people’s second most expensive investment. To help you start out in a new vehicle that is going to be the best investment for you, we offer a pre-buyer inspection. You’ll bring your test drive to us for a small amount of diagnostic time and we will give you our professional opinion on whether it would be the best investment for your family. What is a pre-buyer inspection? Bud’s technicians start with our complimentary 29 point inspection which includes; horn operation, wiper/washer operation, heater and A/C operation, windows and mirrors, headlight operation, turn signals, wiper blade condition, parking brake operation, exterior lights, radiator/antifreeze, hoses, drive belts, brake fluid condition/level, battery & cable, air filters, spark plugs and wires, clutch system, engine oil level and condition, transmission fluid level and condition, steering link and fluid, brakes, shocks and struts, tires, exhaust system, drive shaft/joints/boots, differential fluid condition, engine water pump, indicator lights, engine performance and mileage. Our ASE certified technicians will have the vehicle on the lift to physically check out the undercarriage and main running components. They will check for oil leaks, brake fluid leaks, transmission fluid leaks or seeps and coolant leaks. Spending extra time inspecting the head gaskets ensures that you are well informed. They will plug the vehicle into our top-of-the line diag equipment to read the car/truck’s brain for issues and to diagnose indicator lights that may be on. They will take it on a test drive and listen, feel and smell for any issues that may mean that your potential new ride is not in the best health possible. We will also run a limited CarFax report on the vehicle from the license plate to get a better understanding of the maintenance history. This gives us the advantage of knowing the most we can about the vehicle. Once the tech has checked out the vehicle we will share the report with you so you can decide on the purchase.
Oil Change Service 3K-4K (Subaru is 3750) 7.5K Service, 15K Service, 30K Service, 60K, 90K, 120K Service Timing Belt Service 105K Bud’s is an auto repair and transmission shop in Marysville, WA. We love what we do and love doing business in this community! It is our duty to keep our customers informed. In doing that, we are committing to keeping all vehicles we service; Safe, Reliable and Dependable. By following a strict preventative maintenance service schedule, a vehicle will need just a small fraction of the annual repairs compared to one that does not get preventative maintenance. Check level and replace engine oil Replace oil filter Top off all fluids Monitor tire pressure Rotate tires Cabin Air filter replacement Windshield/rear window wiper blade replacement Brake inspection and fluid replacement Inspect axle boots and shafts for replacement need Clutch system inspection and replacement Steering system diagnostic Suspension testing and service Cooling and heating system and fluid service Camshaft drive belt(Timing belt) inspection and replacement Examine fuel lines and maintain Inspect differential and service fluid Transmission assessment and fluid service Exchange spark plugs and wires Replace air filter Service drive belts Examine and service wheel bearings
Service items would include but are not limited to: Brake lines and actuators Axle replacements Bearings Repack wheel bearings Seals Wiring lights Roof and bicycle racks
Having the flexibility to shift on the fly from two to four wheel drive without having to get out and lock the wheel hubs is a luxury that most of us take for granted, especially during a snowstorm. Many of today's vehicles are equipped with part time four wheel drive systems, which will engage either manually when the driver selects a switch or automatically when the on board computer senses that wheel traction is reduced by weather or road conditions. The physical part of the vehicle that activates this action is the transfer case, which has an output shaft that delivers power to the drive axle. From time to time, the seals that connect these components together can dry up, wear out, or break. If this occurs, they will have to be replaced by a certified mechanic sooner rather than later to avoid further damages to the vehicle's drive system. What is the transfer case output shaft seal? The transfer case output shaft seal is located on the transfer case of four-wheel drive cars, trucks, and SUVs. The transfer case completes the activation between two-wheel drive neutral, to low four-wheel, and then to drive four-wheel. Inside the case are a series of gear reductions and chain drives that work together to accomplish their task of supplying power to the drive axles, making the vehicle four-wheel drive. The transfer case output shaft is the part that connects the case to the axle. The purpose of the transfer case output seal is to prevent fluid from leaking out of transmission, where the transfer case is connected by way of the transmission's input shaft. The seal also helps to keep fluid from leaking out of the front and rear output shaft to the differentials, which keeps all metal components properly lubricated for extended use. If the seals leak, fluid escapes and is no longer able to properly lubricate the interior components of the transfer case. Eventually the parts inside will wear out and overheat. If this happens, the transfer case will be rendered useless and the four-wheel drive operation will not work. Overtime, the transfer case output shaft seal can fail, and when it does, it will display a few symptoms that will alert the driver that a problem with this system exists. A few common ones are difficulty shifting gears, grinding noises coming from underneath the vehicle, and the vehicle jumps in and out of four-wheel drive.
Quality transmission repair from technicians you can trust! Marysville Transmission Repair Services | Bud's Auto Repair & Transmission Since 1980, Bud’s Auto Repair Transmission has been performing the best transmission repairs and services to the Marysville, Everett, and Snohomish County areas. We know our customers rely on our skill and expertise for their transmission repair needs, which is why you’ll find nothing but integrity and honesty in everything we do. We pride ourselves on our professional service and top of the line transmission repairs. We have many competitive warranties depending on the type of transmission repair service you need. With warranties up to 5 years & 50,000 miles, you’ll rest easy knowing your vehicles is in good hands. Our certified Marysville transmission repair technicians are highly qualified and experienced in both automatic and manual transmissions for all makes and models. It is important to properly maintain your car’s transmission to ensure your vehicle performs its best. When in need of transmission repair, Marysville drivers know that Bud’s Auto Repair will get the job done right the first time. Our highly trained transmission repair technicians take pride in offering you the following Marysville transmission repair services: Diagnostics Clutch Repair Differentials Transmission Flush Transfer Case Repair 4 Wheel Drive Components For your convenience, we offer a complimentary local shuttle service as well as complimentary WiFi in our waiting area. We’re here to accommodate the needs of your vehicle and we’ll work with you to offer different options for services and payments. We’ll even create a customized maintenance plan for your vehicle to make sure you stay safe on the road! Schedule an appointment for drop off at our Marysville Transmission repair shop today!
A transmission flush is a maintenance process where all of the oil in a transmission is removed, new oil (and sometimes cleaning solutions) is run through it using a special machine to push out grime and sludge and then it is filled up with new oil. Some issues you can experience if you are having transmission problems is trouble shifting, the transmission seems to be slipping, transmission fluid is leaking, vehicle is inoperative, there is noise in the transmission, and a check engine light comes on.
Every vehicle is different and has its own unique problem, test, and solution based on the situation.
When was the last time you got an oil change? Oil Changes | Bud's Auto Repair & Transmission Bud's recommends an oil change every 3-4K miles Starting at $34.99 (Synthetic oils do cost more) The Bud's Oil Change includes: - 29 point hands-on inspection - Factory recommended engine oil replacement (Synthetic Oils do cost more) - Factory recommended engine oil filter replacement - Verify all vehicle fluids, and top-off - Verify and correct tire pressure
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We offer all recommended dealer/owner’s manual services. This various for every make and sometimes also varies by model and/or engine. Make sure to check your manual for your recommended routine maintenance and make note of the suggested mileage for these services.
Some benefits to performance upgrades: Saves from cracks by heat Better heat transfer Better flow Legal modification Lower EGTs More power Doesn’t mess with EPA regulations
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