Professional Auto Engine Repairs

Enhance the Life of Your Engine with Dependable Repairs

Since your car is always on the move, it is subjected to wear and tear. Therefore, your car's engine has to be maintained periodically to ensure its optimal performance. You'll get dependable engine repairs at Black Bear Transmission of Canton, NC.

Call (800) 725-4806 to schedule an appointment with our ASE-qualified mechanics today! You can rest assured that we'll provide a second opinion as well.

Full Range of Engine Services

• State-of-the-art computerized engine analysis, engine rebuilds, and repairs
• Oil, lube, and filter changes
• Plugs, maintenance, and tune-ups
• Fuel filters, alternator installations, and repairs
• Battery and ignition repairs and services
• Camshaft position sensor services
• Emissions, mass airflow, and throttle position sensor services
• Manifold absolute pressure sensor services
• Coolant temperature sensor services
• Exhaust oxygen sensor services
• Crankshaft position sensor services

Learn More About the Benefits of Choosing Our Auto Shop

• ASE-qualified mechanics
• Full-service maintenance and auto repairs
• After-hours drop-off services available
• FREE Wi-Fi
• Automatic Transmission Service Group affiliate
• More than 35 years of auto repair experience
• Family owned and operated business
• FREE towing for major repairs
• FREE estimates and diagnosis if work is done by us

Take Advantage of an Engine Analysis

You can enjoy the luxuries of operating a modern car. Federal exhaust emission and fuel economy regulations demand that your vehicle be properly equipped with electronic engine control systems to curb carbon emissions and increase fuel efficiency.

You'll love the latest technology in your vehicle. Please bring it to us for your regular maintenance services and receive a computerized analysis of your car's control computer. It will help us to understand your engine and ensure your vehicle continues to function correctly.

Selecting The Right Battery for Your Vehicle

Let our professional staff of certified technicians choose the proper battery for your vehicle. Your car's electrical system is the power behind everything in your vehicle - from the ignition to accessories like your radio. The electrical system, therefore, is powered by the engine.

When your car's ignition is off, the battery provides the necessary power to the rest of the system. It also comes in handy during the start-up phase. It's also a great supplement during periods of high demand while driving.

Take a Look Inside Your Vehicle's Electrical System

Your charging system is the heart of your vehicle's electrical system. It includes three key parts: the belt-driven alternator, multiple electrical circuits, and a voltage regulator.

The alternator supplies power to the electrical system and recharges the battery after you've started the car. As you can imagine, the voltage regulator does indeed regulate the voltage, which keeps it within the operating range of the electrical system.

Power Your Vehicle With an Excellent Starting System

When it comes to your vehicle, the starting system consumes more power than any other component. It consists of three parts, which work in tandem: the ignition switch, the starter relay, and the starter motor.

The ignition switch controls the starter, which activates the starter motor. The starter motor turns in your engine until the vehicle turns on, and this helps you be on your way!

Professionally Testing Your Vehicle's Emissions

Please consider taking advantage of the Emissions Testing Program to ensure your vehicle emissions stay within proper limits. This testing program is used across many states and areas, as required by the Environmental Protection Agency, to improve air quality.

Some states run decentralized programs where emissions can be tested at a local repair facility, like in our case. States may run hybrid programs using both centralized and decentralized test stations.

The latest trend in the industry is to incorporate the use of second-generation onboard diagnostics into the program, which may eliminate the need for tailpipe emission testing.

As a heads-up, the best way to keep your vehicle acting friendly to the environment is by performing regularly scheduled maintenance services rather than waiting for a problem to arise. You'll save yourself buckets of cash by going down the routine service route too!