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Fetch A Wrench LLC

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Professional mobile automotive services serving Bluffton, SC and the surrounding areas.

Proudly performing high quality services with excellent customer service and integrity. ASE certified technicians come to you for automotive maintenance and repairs!

10/27/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

Can you guess what we found?

A customer came to us with a check engine light, and the initial diagnosis pointed to a thermostat issue.

Once we got into it, we found the thermostat had actually broken!
We replaced the failed thermostat and then verified that the cooling system was operating normally again.

Sometimes a check engine light points you in the right direction, but you still need to get in there and confirm the problem before you can fix it properly.

🐾 Teddy's Tip: Don't just clear that check engine light and hope for the best. Find the cause, fix it right, and verify the repair!

Have you ever had a check engine light come on unexpectedly?

10/13/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

Can you see what's wrong in this video?

This Ford Explorer had a scary steering issue. The customer described it as feeling like there was almost no steering until a certain point, which is definitely not something you want to experience behind the wheel!

After inspecting the steering system, we found the problem: the bushings in the rack and pinion had failed, allowing the entire steering rack to move side to side instead of staying securely in
place.

That movement can create excessive play in the steering and make the vehicle feel unpredictable. Needless to say, this is a serious safety concern that needed to be addressed.

🐾 Teddy's Tip: If your steering suddenly feels loose, unresponsive, or different than normal, don't ignore it. Steering problems can be dangerous, and it's important to have them properly diagnosed before continuing to drive.

10/06/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

Can you spot the difference?

We were called out to a Toyota Highlander because the check engine light was on.

The scan showed a thermostat-related code, so we dug a little deeper to find out what was actually going on.

Once we got the thermostat out, the problem was pretty clear. The old thermostat was stuck open instead of closing like it should.

In the picture, the thermostat on the right is the old one, and you can see how it's stuck open compared to the new one on the left.

A thermostat that stays open can keep the engine from reaching and maintaining its proper operating temperature, which can affect fuel economy, engine performance, and emissions.

🐾 Teddy's Tip: A check engine light is there for a reason. Don't just clear the code—find out why it's there.

09/29/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy 🔧

We were called out to a customer's home because their A/C wasn't working properly in their vehicle.

After testing the system, we found the problem — a leaking A/C condenser.

Using UV dye and a UV light, we were able to see the bright green dye showing exactly where the refrigerant was leaking from the condenser.

Finding the leak is an important part of properly diagnosing an A/C problem. Simply adding more refrigerant might get the A/C working temporarily, but it doesn't fix the reason the refrigerant is disappearing.

We found the leak, made the repair, and got their A/C back to blowing cold again. ❄️

🐾 Teddy's Tip: If your A/C isn't keeping you cool, don't just keep adding refrigerant. Find the leak and fix the problem.

09/22/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

Can you spot the leak?

We were called out to take a look at this Ford F-150 when the customer noticed a coolant leak.

After looking it over, we found the source — a coolant hose that was starting to leak.

It might not look like much in the picture, but a small coolant leak can quickly turn into an overheating problem if it's ignored.

This is why a thorough inspection is so important. Catching a small problem early can save you from a much bigger repair later on.

Teddy’s Tip: If you notice a leak or something that doesn't look right, don't ignore it. Getting it checked out early can save you a lot of trouble down the road.

09/15/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

Can you spot the problem?

Teddy put his nose to work on this one!

We found a fuel pump that was leaking right where the fuel line connects to the pump. Fuel was actually spraying out of the side of the connection while the vehicle was running.

A fuel leak like this isn't something you want to ignore. Not only can it leave you stranded, but leaking fuel around a running vehicle can create a serious fire hazard.

We got the problem taken care of and got the vehicle safely back on the road.

🐾 Teddy’s Tip: If you smell fuel, see a fuel leak, or notice something that doesn't look right, don't wait for it to get worse. Have it checked out.

Sometimes Teddy doesn't have to look very hard to sniff out a problem.

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from us at Fetch A Wrench!

Today is a good day to take a step back and appreciate how far we've come.

When I started Fetch A Wrench, I honestly didn't know where it would take us. There have been a lot of long days, early mornings, late nights, and plenty of times when things didn't go exactly as planned. But somehow, here we are.

Our family is incredibly blessed to be where we are today, and I'm truly thankful for everyone who has helped us get here. Every customer who has trusted us with their vehicle, sent us a referral, shared a post, or simply told someone about us has played a part in this.

We're still a small business, and we're still working hard every day to better ourselves and the business as it continues to grow. But looking back at where we started compared to where we are now, it's pretty amazing.

So today, we're going to slow down for a little bit, enjoy some time with family, and be thankful for how far we've come.
Thank you to everyone who has supported Fetch A Wrench along the way. We wouldn't be here without you.

Happy Labor Day everyone! Stay safe and God Bless!

Photo credit goes to my wife, who did an excellent job. Teddy and Ausie on the other hand, were less than cooperative...

09/01/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

👀 Can you guess the problem?

This Range Rover wasn't cooling as well as it used to, so we went out to diagnose the issue.

In the video, you can see the recirculation button being pressed while watching the recirculation door. Instead of opening and closing properly, the door would only move slightly before dropping back into the outside-air position.

We found the recirculation door motor wasn't actuating properly, preventing the system from controlling the airflow the way it should.

🐾 Teddy's Tip: When your A/C isn't performing like it used to, don't always assume it just needs more refrigerant. Proper diagnosis is important to find the actual problem.

Did you guess it?

08/25/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

🔧 Sometimes things don't go exactly as planned.
About four months ago, we replaced a radiator for this customer. Unfortunately, the replacement radiator failed.

When something like that happens, we believe in standing behind our work and taking care of our customers. We covered the warranty repair with no questions asked and got their vehicle back on the road.

🐾 Teddy's Tip: It's not just about doing the repair—it's about standing behind the work and taking care of your customers when things don't go as expected.

That's how we believe business should be done. 🔧🚗

08/18/2026

🐾 Tuesday Talks with Teddy

👀 Can you spot the problem?

We were out at a customer's home for a routine inspection on this Jeep Grand Cherokee when Teddy put his nose to work and found a leaking water pump.

A water pump leak may start small, but if it's ignored, it can lead to coolant loss, overheating, and potentially a much bigger repair.

🐾 Teddy's Tip: Don't ignore coolant leaks! If you notice coolant under your vehicle or your coolant level dropping, get it checked before a small problem turns into a major one.

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Bluffton, SC

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+18435051907

Website

http://fetchawrench.com/

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