Frequently Asked Questions At The Service Department

At Conicelli Hyundai in Conshohocken, the people who work in the service department are often asked some essential questions. Here are a few common questions the service department receives, along with some answers.

Do You Service And Repair Vehicles That Are Purchased At Another Dealership?

Yes. While we love it when people purchase their vehicles at Conicelli, the service department performs work on vehicles purchased from other dealerships around Philadelphia and beyond.

Should I Make An Appointment?

It is always best to call the service department and make an appointment. That way, you know that you will receive prompt service for your vehicle. When you don't make an appointment, it can result in longer wait time.

Should I Always Come In When The Check Engine Light Comes On?

It is crucial to bring your vehicle in when you see the check engine light come on. This warning light comes on to let you know that there is a malfunction somewhere in the car. If you ignore a check engine light, you may end up allowing significant damage to occur to your vehicle.

Do I Have To Get My Oil Changed Every 3,000 Miles?

Many older vehicles required the engine oil to be changed every 3,000 miles. Most newer vehicles do not have this requirement. There are modern cars that can go over 5,000 miles between oil changes. You should always consult the owner's manual concerning your vehicle's service schedule. You can always contact the service department for questions about service intervals.

Are OEM Parts Better Than After-Market Parts?

The answer is yes. OEM parts are made by the vehicle's manufacturer and designed specifically for your car. OEM parts come with a guarantee, so you know that you are getting a top-quality part good to drive around Norristown.

These are just a few of the questions that people in the East Norriton area ask at the service department. If you have a question or would like to schedule service or repairs for your vehicle, contact us at your earliest convenience.