Dimming Lights | Madison Auto Care

Madison Auto Care's seven NAPA service centers can help you if your car’s electrical system begins to fail.

You’ve been especially grateful for daylight saving time the past couple of evenings because you need all the light you can get. Your car’s lights seem to be getting dimmer each time you drive and you’re probably going to avoid going to the Mallards game so you don’t have to drive home once the sun has set.

Dim lights are one of many indications your car’s electrical system is acting up.

“Your vehicle’s electrical system comprises the battery, battery cables, alternator, starter, and computer system. Having issues with any of these accessories can affect the proper functioning of your vehicle,” according to etags.com. “There are key signs that could tell us when something is amiss with our electrical system including: problems when starting your vehicle, damage or leakage from the battery, dimming lights while driving, and/or broken brake lights.”

If you do have a problem with your electrical system, you should not feel alone. Etags.com points out that problems with electrical systems are one of the top complaints mechanics handle each year. And that’s the best way to handle an electrical issue – find a trusted Madison auto repair technician who can do the job. If you don’t have such a person in mind, it’s time to get to know the Madison auto repair specialists at Madison Auto Care's seven conveniently located auto service centers - Clausen Auto, Handel Auto, Genin’s Auto, Capitol Tire, Odana Tire, Hansen’s Auto, or Aeschbach Auto.

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