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Electrical

Electrical repair guides & estimates.

Alternators, wiring, windows, locks, and electrical gremlins.

Alternator Replacement

Replaces the failed alternator that charges your battery and powers the car while the engine runs.

Estimated total
$355–1,265
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Battery Drain (Parasitic Draw) Diagnostic

Finds out exactly what is secretly draining your battery while the car sits parked.

Estimated total
$115–180
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Body Control Module (BCM) Replacement

Replaces and programs the computer that runs your lights, locks, wipers, and interior electronics.

Typical range — final quote required
$325–1,515
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Door Lock Actuator Replacement

Replaces the small motor inside the door that locks and unlocks it from the fob or switch.

Estimated total
$130–670
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Electrical System Diagnostic

A full electrical health check that pinpoints why your lights, accessories, or charging system are acting up.

Estimated total
$80–175
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Fuse & Relay Diagnosis & Replacement

Finds and replaces the blown fuse or failed relay that killed power to a circuit — and checks why it failed.

Estimated total
$65–325
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Ground Strap Repair

Repairs or replaces corroded ground straps and cables — a cheap fix for a surprising range of electrical weirdness.

Estimated total
$70–345
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Horn Replacement

Replaces a dead or weak horn so you can pass NY inspection and be heard in traffic.

Estimated total
$80–295
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Intermittent Electrical Diagnostic

Dedicated hunt-down of electrical gremlins that come and go — flickering lights, random warning lights, accessories that fail sometimes.

Estimated total
$115–180
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Power Window Regulator Replacement

Replaces the broken lift mechanism inside the door so your window goes up and down again.

Estimated total
$175–790
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Window Motor Replacement

Replaces the electric motor that drives your power window when it goes silent or weak.

Estimated total
$165–650
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Windshield Wiper Motor Replacement

Replaces the motor that drives your wipers when they slow down, stop mid-sweep, or quit entirely.

Estimated total
$150–700
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Wiring Harness Repair

Repairs damaged, chewed, corroded, or melted wiring with proper soldered and sealed connections.

Typical range — final quote required
$135–1,800
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