Question 1

Does your Ford crank but fail to start after an impact or hitting a deep pothole?

Accepted Answer

If your Ford cranks but the engine will not start after hitting a deep pothole or experiencing an impact, the fuel pump inertia switch may have been activated. Check for any signs of a fuel leak before attempting a reset. Refer to your owner's manual to verify whether your vehicle is equipped with a resettable inertia switch and where it is located. If there are no leaks or damage, press the reset button, turn the ignition to the ON position for approximately five seconds, and then try starting the engine. If the vehicle still will not start, call 787-645-8080 for roadside assistance.

Question 2

Does your vehicle fail to start after being parked on a steep hill?

Accepted Answer

If your vehicle is very low on fuel and is parked on a steep incline, the fuel may move away from the fuel pump pickup, preventing the engine from starting. Add several gallons of gasoline if possible. Then turn the ignition to the ON position for approximately five seconds without starting the engine. Repeat this process two or three times before attempting to start the vehicle. Never allow the vehicle to roll down a dangerous hill. For emergency fuel delivery or roadside assistance, call 787-645-8080.

Question 3

Does your car battery keep dying for no apparent reason?

Accepted Answer

If your battery repeatedly goes dead, your vehicle may have a parasitic battery drain. Common causes include chargers left plugged in, improperly installed aftermarket alarms, interior lights that remain on, damaged wiring, corroded battery terminals or electrical components that fail to shut off. Disconnect unnecessary accessories, check the interior lights and inspect the battery terminals. If the problem continues, have the battery and charging system professionally tested. For a professional jump-start service, call 787-645-8080.

Question 4

Is the key stuck in the ignition of your Hyundai or Kia?

Accepted Answer

If the gear selector is in Park but the key remains stuck in the ignition, the problem may involve the shift interlock system, ignition cylinder, steering wheel lock or vehicle battery. Press the brake pedal and firmly place the gear selector in Park. Gently move the steering wheel while carefully turning the key toward the release position. Do not force the key or use pliers. For mobile roadside assistance, call 787-645-8080.

Question 5

Does your Nissan key slide into the ignition but refuse to turn?

Accepted Answer

If the key inserts fully into the ignition but will not turn, the problem may be caused by steering wheel pressure, a worn key, dirt inside the ignition cylinder or internal cylinder wear. Gently move the steering wheel while carefully turning the key. Try using an original spare key if available. Never force the key with pliers, as this may damage the ignition cylinder or break the key. For professional automotive locksmith service, call 787-645-8080.

787-645-8080

24-hour Roadside Assistance in
Puerto Rico

Fast assistance for batteries, tire changes, locksmith services, fuel, and towing.

What problem is with your vehicle?

Quick solutions for batteries, tires, keys and more

Do you need an emergency locksmith? ↗️

How are some vehicles with smart keys stolen, and what can you do to protect yours? ↗️

What Is Roadside Assistance?

Help for Common Roadside Emergencies

Assistance Wherever You Need It

Why Choose Our Roadside Assistance?

Call 787-645-8080 for Immediate Assistance

We are here to help you.

Hybrid Vehicles

Key programming

We open cars

Request service now, available 24/7. We're always ready to help!

Services

Locksmith

Tire change

Towing Service

Gas Station

Battery Charge

Hybrid cars

24-hour Roadside Assistance in Puerto Rico