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Chevrolet Repair & Service in Colorado Springs
Malibu, Cruze, Equinox, Traverse, Impala, Tahoe and Suburban — Ecotec, turbo and V6 engines, diagnosed with factory-level GM tools and dealer-level programming in our own shop. Silverados have their own page.
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✓ 24-month / 24,000-mile warranty
✓ ASE-certified technicians
✓ Female-led, family-owned
What we do
Chevrolet diagnostics, service and repair
One shop for everything your Chevrolet needs, from the first warning light to the finished repair.
01
Diagnostics & programming
We pull live data and factory fault codes to find the root cause of a warning light, a running problem or an electrical fault — the first time.
✓ Factory-level scan tools for engine, transmission, ABS and body modules
✓ Dealer-level module programming in-house, with factory software
✓ Pressure and smoke testing for hidden leaks
✓ Photo and video of every finding
02
Scheduled service
Factory maintenance intervals, with fluids and filters that meet Chevrolet specifications.
✓ Factory maintenance schedule
✓ Transmission fluid service
✓ Cooling system service
✓ Brake fluid exchanges
03
Repair
Durable repairs on the parts Chevrolets are known to wear out.
✓ Timing chains on the 3.6L V6
✓ Oil consumption on the 2.4L
✓ Coolant leaks on the 1.4L turbo
✓ AFM lifter repair on V8 SUVs
Model by model
What are the most common problems on each Chevrolet model?
Every Chevrolet has its own weak spots. This is what we see most in our bays.
Equinox / Malibu
2010–2013 · 2.4L
• Oil consumption — piston rings
• Timing chain wear from low oil
Traverse / Impala
2008–2012 · 3.6L V6
• Timing chain stretch
• Check engine light for cam timing
Cruze
2011–2016 · 1.4L turbo
• Coolant leaks
• PCV valve failure
• Turbo coolant lines
Tahoe / Suburban
V8 models
• AFM lifter failure
• Torque converter shudder
Silverado?
1500 · 2500 · 3500
• Trucks have their own page
• See Chevy Truck and Duramax
Keep it healthy
What we tell Chevrolet owners
• Check oil level between changes on the 2.4L
• Change oil on time on the 3.6L V6
• Watch coolant on the Cruze
• Don't ignore a lifter tick
Chevrolet questions we answer every week
Straight answers from our techs
Why is my Equinox or Malibu using oil?
Many 2010–2013 Equinoxes and Malibus with the 2.4L use oil because the piston rings stick. Low oil then wears the timing chain.
Warning signs
Low oil between changes · Oil light · Rattle
What we do
We run an oil consumption test and check the timing chain before recommending a repair.
Why is my Traverse showing a cam timing code?
On 2008–2012 Traverses, Acadias, Enclaves and Impalas with the 3.6L V6, timing chain stretch triggers cam timing codes and a check engine light.
Warning signs
Check engine light · Cam timing codes · Rough running
What we do
We confirm chain stretch and replace the chains, guides and tensioners together.
Why is my Cruze leaking coolant?
The 1.4L turbo in the Cruze is known for coolant leaks from the water pump, housings and turbo coolant lines.
Warning signs
Low coolant · Sweet smell · Overheating
What we do
We pressure-test the system and replace the failed part.
Why is my Tahoe or Suburban ticking?
Many GM V8s use AFM (cylinder shutoff), and its lifters can fail — causing a tick and misfire.
Warning signs
Ticking · Misfire · Check engine light
What we do
We repair the lifters and can do the permanent fix: non-AFM hardware plus a PCM recalibration.
Do you work on Silverados?
Yes — 1500 through 3500HD and every Duramax. They have their own pages with common problems.
Related pages
Chevy Truck · Duramax
What we do
See our Chevy Truck and Duramax pages, or book a free inspection.