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  • 2016 Infiniti QX50

    Infiniti QX50
    Mileage
    90,786
    Service Date
    1/13/2026
    Services Performed
    • CUSTOMER REQUESTS – OIL CHANGE AND REPLACE A FEW PASSENGER SIDE HAD LIGHT BULB
    • REMOVE AND REPLACE MOTOR OIL AND OIL FILTER, LUBE CHASSIS WHERE APPLICABLE, CHECK TIRE PRESSURE AND ALL FLUID LEVELS.
    • Hazardous Waste Disposal Fee (Cal)
    • performed 42 point inspection and provide details to customer
    • All Fluids Checked and Topped up if possible
    • REMOVE AND REPLACE – PASSENGER SIDE HEAD LIGHT BULB
    • REMOVE AND REPLACE – PASSENGER SIDE DRL BULB
     
    MELISSA C. gave our service a 5 star review on 1/13/2026

  • 2012 Infiniti G37

    Infiniti G37
    Mileage
    150,514
    Service Date
    7/19/2024
    Services Performed
    • FOUND: verified concern, found P0305 stored in PCM, performed test drive but found no issues during, swapped coils 5 and 2 and performed test drive once more, no faults occurred. removed plugs in bank 1 and performed compression test and found compression was optimal and numbers were similar across all of bank 1, after compression test performed leakage test, and found cylinder 5 to have 17% to 24% leakage. cylinders 1 and 3 both showed 9% to 14% leakage, cylinder 5 leakage can be considered excessive, however does not seem to be cause of current customer concern, recommend replacing valve cove gaskets as spark plug tube seals are leaking into spark plug wells. recommend monitoring for future misfires and addressing concerns at that point in time.
    • VALVE COVER GASKET – Remove & Replace – Both
    • Multi-Point Inspection
    • All Fluids Checked and Topped up if possible
     
    Alberto T. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/19/2024

  • 2005 Infiniti G35

    Infiniti G35
    Mileage
    286,099
    Service Date
    7/25/2022
    Services Performed
    • FOUND: verified concern, found no fault codes stored in ECM, attempted to test drive but vehicle would not stay on. inspected fuel trims during short idle and found trims to be excessively lean, performed visual inspection of engine bay and found aftermarket intake hose to not be installed properly causing a large vacuum leak, adjusted intake to fit properly and symptoms disappeared, test drove vehicle and vehicle operated normally. no further action is required. if problem reappears recommend installing OEM intake hose.
     
    Ringo A. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/29/2022