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Infiniti Repair & Service in Colorado Springs

G35, G37, Q50, QX50, QX60, QX56 and QX80 — VQ V6 and V8 engines, CVTs and all-wheel drive, diagnosed with factory-level tools and dealer-level programming in our own shop.

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Infiniti repair at Westco

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✓  24-month / 24,000-mile warranty

✓  ASE-certified technicians

✓  Female-led, family-owned

What we do

Infiniti diagnostics, service and repair

One shop for everything your Infiniti 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 Infiniti specifications.

✓  Factory maintenance schedule

 

✓  CVT and automatic fluid service

 

✓  Coolant service

 

✓  Brake fluid exchanges

 

03

Repair

Durable repairs on the parts Infinitis are known to wear out.

✓  Oil consumption on the VQ35

 

✓  Steering lock repair

 

✓  CVT diagnosis

 

✓  Exhaust manifolds on the V8

 

Model by model

What are the most common problems on each Infiniti model?

Every Infiniti has its own weak spots. This is what we see most in our bays.

G35

2003–2007

•  Oil consumption on the VQ35DE

 

•  Window regulators

 

G37 / Q60

2008–2015

•  Steering lock failure — won't start

 

•  Oil gallery gasket on some engines

 

QX60 / JX35

2013–2016

•  CVT judder and hesitation

 

QX56 / QX80

V8 models

•  Exhaust manifold cracks — ticking

 

•  Brake wear

 

Keep it healthy

What we tell Infiniti owners

•  Check oil level between changes on the VQ35

 

•  Service the CVT fluid

 

•  Don't ignore a start-up tick

 

•  Keep up transmission service

 

Infiniti questions we answer every week

Straight answers from our techs

Why is my Infiniti G35 burning oil?

Some VQ35DE engines in 2003–2007 G35s use oil between changes, often from piston rings.

Warning signs

Low oil between changes  Â·  Oil light  Â·  Smoke

What we do

We run an oil consumption test and recommend the right repair.

Why won't my G37 start or unlock the steering?

On many G37s, a failed electronic steering lock prevents starting and shows a steering lock warning.

Warning signs

Won't start  Â·  Steering lock warning  Â·  Key light flashing

What we do

We confirm it and replace or repair the steering lock.

Why does my QX60 CVT shudder?

Early QX60s and JX35s with the CVT can judder and hesitate as the transmission wears.

Warning signs

Shudder  Â·  Hesitation  Â·  Whine

What we do

We scan it, check the fluid and for updates, and recommend service or repair.

Why does my QX56 or QX80 tick on startup?

A cold-start tick on the V8 is commonly a cracked exhaust manifold.

Warning signs

Tick on cold start  Â·  Exhaust smell

What we do

We find the crack and replace the manifold.

How often should Infiniti CVT fluid be changed?

CVTs rely on clean fluid. Servicing it on schedule helps it last — sooner with towing.

Signs it's overdue

Shudder  Â·  Delayed engagement

What we do

We service it with the correct fluid.

Not sure what's wrong with your Infiniti?

Tell us what it's doing when you book. We diagnose before we repair, and you approve the work before we start.

In our shop

Recent Infiniti work at Westco

Bring your Infiniti to Westco

Free inspection, factory-level diagnostics, and a clear explanation before any work begins.

Westco Automotive & Truck Repair

1130 Valley St Ste A/B

Colorado Springs, CO 80915

Monday–Friday · 9 AM–5 PM

(719) 591-7743

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