The Volkswagen brand is synonymous with reliability, affordability, and style. Their cars are in every city across the nation, from family sedans to sports models, SUVS, and convertibles. The Beetle and Cabriolet are iconic and fun, while the Passat and Jetta can serve both as family cars and dependable vehicles for the career-minded achiever. Their SUV lineup is also nothing short of stylish, roomy, and economic. Volkswagen truly is the people’s car.
Even though VWs are German-made automobiles, they are easy to maintain with lower-cost replacement parts. Volkswagen continues to manufacture components that are easy to order and keep on hand at our shop, Bavarian Performance Specialists. We are trained in Volkswagen models and are eager to keep your car at its’ best, so you can depend on it each day to get you around Conejo Valley and farther.
The check engine light is the most obvious warning sign that an underlying issue exists in your Volkswagen engine. It indicates both minor and major engine issues such as loose gas caps, faulty oxygen sensors, spark plug damages, airflow malfunctions, catalytic converter issues, turbocharger damage, timing chain wear, etc. If the check engine light is blinking instead of staying lit, then it means there is a severe malfunction in the engine, and it should be checked out immediately. Visit our Bavarian Performance Specialists’ facility to have a proper diagnosis and repair of your engine malfunction in Thousand Oaks.
Engine performance defects most often are indicated by signs such as rough idling, engine stalling, reduced power and acceleration, increased fuel consumption, or unusual noises from the engine. These issues may be caused by damage to the fuel system, ignition coil, timing chain, oil pan or gaskets, or turbocharger. Performance issues mostly arise due to mechanical damage. To diagnose and rectify any performance issues in your Volkswagen, visit our facility at Thousand Oaks.
Recognizing unusual noises can help you identify any underlying issues in your Volkswagen. Squealing noises when braking indicates brake pad wearing and damaged brake components. The clunking noise is a sign of suspension damage. Knocking or hissing noises from the engine mean there is irregular fuel flow or carbon buildup in the engine. Upon hearing such unusual noises, you should visit our Thousand Oaks auto shop to identify and repair the source of the noise in your Volkswagen in the neighborhood of Thousand Oaks.
Various vehicle fluids, such as engine oil, coolant, transmission fluid, and brake fluid, are put in the vehicle to conduct and assist in crucial vehicle systems. Fluid leaks occur due to leakage or damage in reservoirs, seals, valves, gaskets, or fluid lines and form puddles under or near the vehicle. A dark brown or black puddle indicates engine oil leakage. A bright green or pink fluid leak is a coolant or antifreeze leak. Transmission fluid is a reddish color with an oily texture, whereas brake fluid is light yellow or transparent in appearance. If you see any of these types of leaked fluid in your vehicle, then visit our workshop, Bavarian Performance Specialists, near Thousand Oaks.
For improved functionality and luxury, Volkswagen vehicles come integrated with various electrical modules and components. However, these components are susceptible to malfunctions due to faulty wiring, damaged control modules, software glitches, faulty alternators, or battery issues. Upon malfunctioning, these vehicles exhibit signs of internal and external lighting dimming, infotainment and navigation system malfunctions, safety system failures, window, power door, and lock failures, or sensor malfunctions. A diagnostic scan at our Thousand Oaks auto shop will easily identify and rectify your Volkswagen’s electric component malfunction.
We at Bavarian Performance Specialists have trained and expert technicians in our facility who specialize in working exclusively with German auto models, such as Volkswagen, so that you can receive the best repair and maintenance services around Thousand Oaks. Our technicians and their work give us the confidence to offer you a 24-month/24,000-mile nationwide warranty on any repair and service we provide.
At Bavarian Performance Specialists in Thousand Oaks, we consistently provide high-quality workmanship with honest communication regarding the status of your Volkswagen. We will maintain your VW on its manufacturer's service schedule and are also here to service your car for any sudden problems it experiences, including:
Backed by our 2-Year/24,000-Mile warranty, our mechanics will always make sure your car is in perfect condition and that you can trust our service long after you’ve left our shop.
Operating from Thousand Oaks, we at Bavarian Performance Specialists have been assisting German auto owners with impeccable repair service in the city, along with the surrounding areas such as Agoura Hills, Malibu, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, and Conejo Valley since 1983.
At Bavarian Performance Specialists in Thousand Oaks, we are a step ahead of the rest by providing quality services to our neighbors in the Conejo Valley region since 1983. We are conveniently located in the city and proudly serve clients in the nearby areas including:
If your VW is due for service, don’t wait any longer. Call or visit our shop today and let our friendly staff help you take better care of your car.
Tire rotation in Volkswagen is recommended around 7,500 miles or with every oil change. Regular tire rotation is especially essential for the Volkswagen vehicle with the 4MOTION all-wheel drive system.
Volkswagen-specific coolants like G12, G12+, G12++, or G13 are used for coolant flush in VW vehicles, which are phosphate-free and designed to protect the aluminum components in the cooling system.
Synthetic engine oils, formulated with the build and specifications of Volkswagen vehicles in mind, are used during oil changes. For example, W 502.00 is used in many gasoline engines, VW 507.00 for many TDI diesel engines, and VW 508.00/509.00 for efficiency-focused engines.
Faulty spark plugs, ignition coils, or fuel injectors are commonly attributed as the cause of engine misfires.