Auto electrics,
sorted
Diagnostics · Starting & charging · Wiring · Lighting
An independent auto electrical shop on Galleon Drive in Naples, in business since 2009. We find the fault with a meter and a wiring diagram before anything is replaced — and we tell you the price before we start.
Naples, FL
Where the shop is
Same day
Reply to enquiries
12 V
Systems we test
Quote first
Before any work
Six kinds of electrical work
Everything on this list starts the same way: measure, test, prove. The repair is the last step, not the first guess.
01
Electrical diagnostics
The fault you cannot see
Parasitic drains, no-starts, warning lights, modules that talk to nobody and faults that only appear in the rain. Tested with a meter and a wiring diagram against a written plan.
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02
Starting & charging
No crank, no charge
The chain from battery to starter to alternator, tested end to end instead of replacing the most expensive part first.
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03
Wiring & connectors
Where the last repair went wrong
Corroded connectors, chafed harnesses, rodent damage and previous repairs that need to be undone properly, with solder, heat-shrink and the right gauge wire.
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04
Lighting & signals
Lights that pass inspection
Headlights, brake and turn signals, reverse and marker lights, dash illumination and the switches and relays behind them.
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05
Power accessories
The things that stopped moving
Windows, locks, seats, mirrors, wipers, horns, radios and cameras — the motors, switches and wiring that make them work.
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06
Climate electrics
Cold air, warm hands
The electrical side of heating and air conditioning: blowers, resistors, compressor clutches, blend-door actuators and the control panels that run them.
Read more →Diagnosed, not guessed
Electrical faults are found with a meter, a wiring diagram and a test plan — not by replacing parts until the light goes out.
A quote before the work
You get the diagnosis, what it takes to fix it and the price, and nothing happens until you say yes.
The old part in your hand
What came off the vehicle is kept and shown to you, so a replaced alternator is a fact you can check, not a line on a bill.
One person, start to finish
The person who diagnoses your vehicle is the person who repairs it and the person who explains it to you.
01
Tell us the symptom
What the vehicle does, when it does it and what has already been tried. Photos and short video of the fault help.
02
We test it
A written test plan against the circuit: battery and charging, voltage drops, grounds, modules. You get the readings.
03
We repair and retest
Approved work is done, the same tests are repeated, and the old part is kept for you.
What should I bring, and what should I tell you?
Bring the vehicle, all keys and any paperwork from previous repairs. Describe what happens and when: cold mornings, after rain, at a certain speed, only with the lights on. The more precise the symptom, the faster the fault is found.
Do you replace parts to see if the light goes out?
No. Every job starts with a test plan: battery and charging, voltage drops, grounds, circuits and modules. Parts are replaced when a test shows they have failed, and the old part is kept for you.
Will I know the price before the work starts?
Yes. The diagnosis produces a finding, and the finding produces a quote. Nothing beyond the agreed work happens without your approval.
How do I book?
Call or write with the vehicle, the symptom and a time that suits you. We reply the same working day.
Est. 2009 · 1925 Galleon Drive, Naples, FL 34102
Bring us the fault
Call +1 (239) 536-2996 or write to [email protected] — tell us what the vehicle does and when, and we will tell you what it takes to find it.