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The only thing worse than waking up in the morning and finding a flat tire on your car before work is hearing that "flap, flap, flap" sound of a popped tire on the highway. So what should you do when you get a flat? Your favorite INFINITI dealer will tell you everything you need to know in this article. What to Do If You Get a Flat Tire In Greenwich, CT 1.    Inspect the Flat Tire The first thing you should do when you notice a flat is to run your hands along the tire for any sharp objects that may have caused it, such as an industrial staple or nail. It might be a little low on air if you don't find anything. 2.    Put On Your Spare Tire If your tire is damaged, it's essential to replace it immediately. At a minimum, you'll need a car jack, a lug or torque wrench, and your spare tire. If you need the proper tools, contact your local tire service center. more If You're Driving 1.    Safely Pull Over If you're driving and you hear a "pop," it's important to stay calm. Rather than slam on the brakes, just gently apply pressure so that you can have maximum control of your car.   Drive over as close to the edge of the road as possible into a shoulder area. Give yourself as much space from the side of the road as possible, so you don't risk getting hit by other cars. If you have safety cones, place them in visible areas so other vehicles can see you. 2.    Put On Your Spare Tire or Contact an INFINITI Dealer Inspect your tire to see what caused the damage. However, even if you are still looking for something, do not drive on that tire.   Change the tire with the proper tools and go to your shop. You could patch the hole and plug it in if it's just a puncture. Why You Should Never Drive On a Flat 1.    You Could Damage Your Tire Beyond Repair If there isn't enough air in your tire, driving on it could cause permanent damage. This happens because friction causes heat to build up inside the tire, causing the material to disintegrate. Once this happens, the tire will be beyond repair.   Driving with a damaged tire can also damage your rims significantly. It will cause them to bend, which could mean much more expensive repairs in the future. 2.    You Could Lose Control and Endanger Yourself and Others Driving a damaged vehicle is incredibly dangerous. A deflated tire could cause damage to other parts of the vehicle, including the brake lines and suspension, which can lead to a serious accident.     Don't take any chances if you have a damaged tire. Bring your car to the professionals at DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich and get your vehicle repaired the right way!

Your car's engine needs three things to function correctly: air, fuel, and spark. A spark plug delivers the spark that ignites the air/fuel mixture so your engine will start and run reliably. Plugs can sometimes become fouled with deposits or damaged by heat and vibration. If this happens, they will need more time to supply the spark your INFINITI needs to run reliably and efficiently. Here are four signs it's time to have your INFINITI dealer inspect those plugs. A Spark Plug Primer - 4 Signs It's Time to See Your INFINITI Dealer Engine Misfires One of the most common symptoms of bad plugs is an engine misfire. If one or more cylinders aren't firing properly because of a bad plug, you'll notice a loss of power, sometimes accompanied by a sputtering sound or shaking as your engine struggles to maintain its RPMs. In some cases, an engine misfire will also cause the check engine light to come on. That's a reminder that misfires can cause severe engine damage, so don't ignore this problem! Poor Gas Mileage Many people don't realize plugs are crucial in determining their gas mileage. Over time, deposits can build up on the electrodes of your plugs, causing them to fire less efficiently. They may not provide enough spark, leading to incomplete combustion and poor gas mileage. If you notice that your car is getting poorer gas mileage than usual, it's a good idea to have your plugs checked by a mechanic. more Rough Idle If your engine is idling roughly, it could indicate that one or more of your plugs is bad. This issue can cause your engine to vibrate and make an unusual rattling or knocking noise. You'll most likely notice a rough idle when you're stopped at a light or backed up in traffic. While several different issues can cause rough idling, bad plugs are at the top of the list of common culprits. Hard Starts It would help if you also generated enough spark to start your car when you turn the key or press the start button. If you're experiencing jerky starts or long crank times before your car starts, especially in colder weather, you may have worn-out or damaged plugs that just aren't generating enough "juice" to ignite the air-fuel mixture in your car's cylinders. Over time, this could cause serious damage to your engine and starter and drain your car battery. Worn-out or damaged plugs can cause problems for your car, including hard starting, misfiring, a rough idle, and poor fuel economy. If you're experiencing problems listed above, your car's plugs likely need to be replaced. Not sure if it's time for new plugs? Stop by or call today to set up a service appointment at DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich!

If you're experiencing electrical problems with your INFINITI, bringing it in for service as soon as possible is essential. INFINITI dealers have the tools and expertise necessary to diagnose and repair any issue, big or small. Read on to learn five reasons why you should have your car's electrical issues taken care of by a dealer. Dealers Have Proper Tools and Equipment Any good car mechanic will tell you that having the right tools for the job is essential. The same is true when it comes to dealing with electrical issues. A good dealer will have a voltage tester, ammeter, oscilloscope, and other tools to help diagnose problems.   The dealer will also have a comprehensive set of wiring diagrams to help trace electrical signals through the vehicle. With the right tools and equipment, a dealer can quickly and easily identify and fix electrical issues. more Most Dealers Offer Free Diagnostics Many people don't realize that most dealerships offer free diagnostics for electrical issues. So if you're having trouble with your car's electrical system, it's worth taking it in to check out. The dealer will hook up a special diagnostic tool to your car's computer and run tests to see what the problem is. In most cases, they'll be able to tell you right away what the issue is and how much it will cost to fix it. Dealers Have Access to Manufacturer-Specific Parts Certified dealerships have a significant advantage over independent repair shops regarding problems with your INFINITI car. That's because dealerships can access manufacturer-specific parts that may not be available elsewhere.   And when it comes to electrical repairs, using manufacturer parts is essential. That's because these parts are designed to work with your vehicle's specific make and model. As a result, they're less likely to cause problems down the road. Dealer Technicians Are Factory-Trained When it comes to electrical issues, you want someone who knows what they're doing. That's why you should take your car to a dealer technician. The technicians are factory-trained and certified to work on your car's electrical system. They know how the system works on different models and can quickly diagnose and fix any issues you're having. Dealers Stand Behind Their Work Not only do dealers have the experience and knowledge to fix the problem, but they also stand behind their work with warranties and guarantees. If something goes wrong after your car is serviced, you can bring it back and have it fixed for free.   If you're experiencing any electrical issues with your car, take it to the dealer. We have the expertise and equipment to diagnose and fix the issue properly. See us at DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich today!

If you're like most people, you probably cringe at the sight of a dent or scratch on your car. If you're lucky enough, you may have been able to avoid any damage so far. But eventually, even the best drivers will experience some car dents or scratches on their car. So what do you do when that happens? Read on for advice from your local INFINITI dealer. 1.     Contact a Dealer Who Offers Free Estimates If you've got a dent or scratch on your car, you might wonder how much it will cost to fix. The good news is that you can get a free estimate from a qualified dealer. Simply take your car to the dealer, who will assess the damage and give you a price. You're under no obligation to use their services, but it's always nice to know how much it would cost before deciding. 2.     Avoid Independent Auto Repair Shops You might be tempted to take it to an independent auto repair shop when getting dents and scratches repaired. However, there are several good reasons to avoid these types of businesses. First, certified dealers have a well-equipped body shop that can handle all types of bodywork. more In addition, the dealer has access to genuine parts from the manufacturer. This is important because using aftermarket parts can void your warranty. Furthermore, the technicians at certified dealerships are typically factory trained and more experienced than the staff at independent shops. As a result, dealers are more likely to do a better job of repairing your car. 3.     Settle on a Dealer That Can Handle Insurance Company Liaisons A good dealer will work with your insurance company to complete the repairs quickly and correctly. They will also offer a warranty guarantee, so you can be confident that your car will look its best. Whether dealing with a minor scratch or a significant dent, choosing a qualified dealer is the best way to ensure that your vehicle will be restored to its original condition. 4.     Look for a Collision Center That Offers Valet Service A valet service means that the collision center will pick up your car and deliver it back to you once the repairs have been made. This will save you time and hassle and also give you peace of mind knowing that your car is in good hands.   If you find yourself in a bind with a dent or scratch on your car, don't worry. Contact our team at DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich for help. We can take care of everything from repairing the damage to getting your car looking as good as new.

Regular car maintenance is essential to thoroughly enjoy every mile behind the wheel of your INFINITI QX55 Sensory, QX55 Essential, or Q60 Luxe. The following maintenance tips from your INFINITI dealer will help keep your vehicle in tip-top condition. Advice From Your INFINITI Dealer: 6 Car Maintenance Tips to Keep Your INFINITI Running Smoothly 1.    Follow Your Car's Service Schedule Everything you need to know about maintaining your INFINITI is in your owner's manual. Follow the service schedule and the factory-recommended maintenance intervals, and we guarantee that your car will stay reliable, fuel-efficient, and safe. You will also save plenty of cash on gas and repairs. 2.    Stick to the Oil Change Intervals The best thing you can do for your INFINITI is an oil change at the factory-recommended intervals. Oil lubricates the components, reduces friction, and keeps your engine clean and protected. more 3.    Keep an Eye on Your Dashboard Warning Lights The dashboard warning lights alert you when something is wrong. Don't ignore the dashboard warning lights, as they are there to help prevent further damage and high repair costs. Check Engine Light The check engine light is the most crucial dashboard warning light. Contact us as soon as possible when the check engine light is on, and our qualified technicians will pinpoint what's causing the problem and perform expert repairs. Battery Light A problem with your car's battery or charging system will trigger the battery light. To avoid getting stranded, get your vehicle to us ASAP. Engine Oil Pressure Light The light warns you when there is low engine oil pressure. If you notice this light is on, contact us immediately for assistance. Brake Warning Light First, check if the parking brake is engaged. If not, the light is triggered when the brake fluid is low. 4.    Perform Regular Fluid Checks Check your car's fluids monthly and top them off when necessary. You could have a fluid leak if you notice a puddle on the ground under your vehicle. Get the leak repaired fast before the lack of fluid damages components. Every fluid your car uses has a different color. The color will tell you what type of fluid it is. Engine Oil New oil is an amber color and turns brown and even black as it becomes old and contaminated. Brake Fluid Brake fluid is yellow and has a slick consistency. When brake fluid gets old and dirty, it breaks down and turns brown. Coolant Coolant is always a bright green, blue, orange, or pink color and smells sweet. Transmission Fluid Transmission fluid is reddish but changes to a darker red and brown over time. Power Steering Fluid Power steering fluid is also red and can be confused with transmission fluid. When it gets old or contaminated, it turns a rusty brown color. 5.    Inspect Your Tires Ensure that your tires are always inflated to the correct pressure levels and regularly inspect each tire for damage such as bulges, cuts, and cracks. If the tread wears down unevenly, ask us to perform a tire rotation. Regular rotations ensure that the tires wear evenly and last longer. 6.    Rely on Your INFINITI Technician Rely on our highly qualified INFINITI technicians to help you maintain your vehicle. They use cutting-edge technology and equipment, install Genuine OEM INFINITI Parts, and perform expert maintenance services.   If you take care of your vehicle, it will help you save money on gas and repairs, and your car will always get you where you want to go. Visit DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich today, and we will help you keep your vehicle in great shape.

The catalytic converter is an integral part of your exhaust system. It removes poisonous gases from your engine and converts them into less harmful ones. Through this process, your converter reduces pollution. The converter can get damaged, and as your INFINITI dealer, we can repair or replace it if this happens. These are some of the signs that your converter has problems. Signs You Need a New Catalytic Converter From Your INFINITI Dealer Engine Misfiring If your engine starts misfiring, this can be a sign that your converter is clogged. A converter becomes clogged when it's exposed to too high temperatures for an extended period. Excessive heat passes across the converter as it exits the exhaust and can melt some of the internal structure. If enough of the structure of the converter has been melted, the resultant mass forms a blockage in the converter.   The blockage will prevent engine gases from exiting the exhaust. This creates back pressure, forcing the gases into your engine. These gases will alter the fuel-air mix in your engine and make it fuel-rich. If there’s too much fuel and not enough air in your engine, your spark plugs won't ignite correctly. You'll hear misfiring as spark plugs struggle to keep your engine running. more Poor Engine Performance When you step on the gas, your INFINITI engine should accelerate smoothly and efficiently immediately. If you're faced with barely average performance and your foot is on the gas, your engine is underperforming. There are several possible causes of this, but a major one is a blocked converter that severely restricts your engine.   As we saw above, a clogged converter will increase the fuel-air mix in the engine, reducing performance. The backflow of gases also creates additional pressure in your engine. Your engine has to work harder to overcome this pressure. You'll notice that your gas consumption will increase. Some of the gas is wasted due to the poor fuel-air mix. Once we repair the converter, these problems should disappear. Toxic Smoke A damaged converter will belch out black smoke with a foul rotten egg smell. The smell is caused by hydrogen sulfide, a toxic chemical usually removed by the converter. If you smell this chemical, your converter is working. Under normal conditions, this hydrogen sulfide will be converted into less dangerous sulfur dioxide.   A converter can be damaged due to aging, or it can be damaged by receiving exhaust gases that are far too hot. The fuel-rich environment mentioned above could cause this damage. The misfiring of a cylinder due to the fuel-rich environment could result in a cylinder of extra-hot unburnt fuel being dumped out of the cylinder and into the converter. This will cause toxic smoke and seriously damage the converter.   Your converter doesn't always have to be replaced. We can repair a converter if it hasn't been seriously damaged. Call our service department at DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich. Our experts will examine your converter and have the problem fixed ASAP.

As drivers, we tend to take our brakes for granted. Fortunately, most of us never experience such a terrifying moment as pressing down on the pedal and the car not slowing down. But brake failure still accounts for 300,000 accidents a year in the U.S. Even such a reliable vehicle as an INFINITI should have its brakes diligently maintained because brake failures are often caused by simple neglect of maintenance. Here are three good reasons to head to your local INFINITI dealer for routine brake service. 1.    Notice Worn Down Pads The most common fault with a braking system comes from excessively worn-down brake pads. These pads clamp onto the rotor when you press the brake pedal, slowing your car. Each time you do so, a tiny amount of each pad is shaved off. Eventually, pads can wear through the top-level, high-friction layer to the steel beneath, which is when they become less effective and dangerous to use.   Brake pads can last anywhere from 30,000 to 100,000 miles. Usually, you'll hear strange noises when a pad wears down too much, but sometimes you'll miss it. A thorough brake examination will always let you know the exact condition of your pads and if you need new ones. 2.    Replace Damaged Rotors The rotors themselves also become worn down by all the heat and friction. A high degree of scraped grooves, warping from overheating, or lumpy patches formed from melted and reformed brake pad resin, can make your rotors ineffective. A faulty rotor is dangerous as it creates brake fade, where your car's stopping power diminishes. A good inspection will find any rotor trouble and either fix or replace it. more 3.    Detect Brake Fluid Leaks Perhaps the most dangerous potential fault in your braking system is leaking brake fluid. The hydraulic braking system in your INFINITI uses brake fluid to amplify the force of your foot on the pedal, allowing you to exert enough power to stop your car. Any leak reduces this hydraulic pressure, making your brakes spongy, weak, and even useless.   Because of this, your fluid levels need to be periodically checked and topped up. A technician will also identify any leaks and find any problems with the brake lines and hosing, which could lead to leaks down the line. How an INFINITI Dealer Can Help There are several stages to a routine brake examination. First, the technician at your local dealership will check your fluid levels and add more if necessary. Then they'll check all the lines and hoses under your hood before raising your vehicle to examine the components under the chassis.   Finally, they'll remove the wheels to inspect your rotors and pads. They'll also check each wheel's caliper, which is the part that houses the brake pads and pistons, applying the stopping pressure. If anything needs repairing or replacing, the technician will show you the problem and explain it. If all is well, they'll let you know so that you can drive away with heightened peace of mind.   You can have a certified professional service your brakes today. Just head down to DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich. We're a trusted local dealership dedicated to providing transparency and valuable insights to each customer.

You might not think about your car's headlights much while driving during the day, but as soon as the sun sets or dark clouds fill the sky, you rely on them to keep you safe and help you see. The headlights are one of the most crucial safety features of any car, and that's why it's so important to keep them in good working condition. Now and then, your car might need some new headlights from your trusted INFINITI dealer in Greenwich, CT. Here are the signs to watch out for. 1.    Weak or Dim Beams One of the most obvious signs of broken or faulty headlights is when the beams seem to be less bright than usual. It should be pretty easy to notice this, as your visibility levels won't be as high as usual, and you might find it harder to see the road ahead when driving at night. This can also be a sign of a bad battery or a broken alternator. In either case, you'll need to get it checked out at the dealer as soon as possible. 2.    Flickering You might also notice your headlights randomly flickering as you use them. This can be quite dangerous and worrying to deal with, and it can distract other drivers around you. Often, flickering lights are caused by wiring problems or unstable battery connections. Dealer mechanics will be able to find the source of the issue and fix it for you. more 3.    Cracks in the Lenses If your car has been in an accident, even a minor fender bender, it's essential to carefully check the lights. Minor cracks might have appeared in the lenses, and these cracks can significantly impact the effectiveness of your headlights. Driving around with cracked headlights is also a traffic violation, so you'll need to get this fixed right away. 4.    Discoloration Another sign to watch out for is discoloration in your headlight beams. Sometimes, scratches on the lenses or a buildup of dirt and debris on the headlights can cause the beams to discolor. For example, they might slowly change from a bright white to a dull yellow. This can make your lights less effective and reduce your visibility in dark conditions. 5.    Frequent Bulb Changes Headlight bulbs usually last for at least a few years of use. So, if you have to change the bulbs quite frequently, there are two main explanations: either the bulbs you're using are of very low quality, or there's an issue with your headlights, like a damaged socket or wiring issue. An expert mechanic can inspect your headlight sockets, wires, and connections to figure out what's going on. Driving around with faulty, weak, or unreliable headlights isn't good. It's dangerous and against the law in most places, too. So, if you notice any of the signs listed above, don't delay; get your headlights changed as soon as possible. Contact us today at DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich to schedule a headlight inspection with a trusted mechanic near you.

A dead car battery is just that. It's dead, and your car won't start at all. Luckily some signs will warn you when your battery is failing. This will give you time to replace it with a new car battery at your INFINITI dealer before getting stuck next to the road. Dead Car Battery? 7 Signs Your INFINITI Needs a New Car Battery From Your INFINITI Dealer 1.    The Battery Is Old Batteries age, and with time they deteriorate. Generally, a battery lasts between three to five years. The lifespan of a battery depends on the quality, your driving habits, and extreme hot and cold temperatures. If your battery is older than three years, ask your INFINITI technician to perform battery tests regularly to determine if it needs to be replaced. The last thing you need is a car that won't start on your way to work due to a dead battery. 2.    You've Jump-Started Your Car If it needs a jump-start to get going, it's a sure sign that your car's battery is on its last legs. If you need to jump-start your vehicle more than twice a week, get a new battery asap. It's going to die soon and probably when you least expect it, leaving you stranded and having to ask a good Samaritan to help you jump-start it again. more 3.    It's Hard to Start Your Car That moment when you turn the key in the ignition, and you hear that clicking sound, your battery is on its way out. Get your battery tested asap. This is not an issue you want to ignore. Soon your car won't start at all. 4.    A Swollen Battery Case You will immediately see if your battery case is bloated. This could be due to overcharging caused by a buildup of hydrogen gases. If the battery case looks swollen or misshapen, nothing can be done to save it. The only thing you can do is to replace it as soon as possible. 5.    Odd Smells A damaged battery case will release hydrogen sulfide. The smell is not odd because it smells a lot like rotten eggs. This acidic gas will eventually cause corrosion and eat away at the engine components. If you get a whiff of rotten eggs under the hood or in the cabin, ask your technician to take a look. 6.    Electronic Problems A bad battery will cause all kinds of hassles with your car's electronics. You will notice that your dashboard lights and headlights are dimmer and that the windows and windshield wipers move slower. This is because a failing battery can't deliver the power required. There isn't enough power to go around for everything to work as it should. 7.    The Check Engine Light Is On Another way your battery will warn you that it's failing is the check engine light will go on. The light is triggered when an incorrect amount of energy is sent to the computer. A battery test will determine if the battery is the cause of the problem.   If you suspect that your battery is on its way out, get a battery test to determine if you need a replacement as soon as you can. Contact DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich today for a battery test to determine if you need a replacement before your car leaves you stranded.

At DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich, you can rely on us to help you with all your car maintenance requirements. Our certified INFINITI technicians know everything there is to know about your vehicle and can help to keep it running smoothly. The following tips will help you to maintain your car between services and keep it in tip-top shape. Take Your Car for the Prescribed Services The most important tip is routine maintenance. Our qualified technicians will prevent problems that can cause breakdowns that will quickly result in costly repairs if not detected immediately. Check your owner's manual for information on your model's factory prescribed maintenance schedule. more Check the Fluid Levels Regularly For your car to perform well, you need to watch the coolant, engine oil, brake, and transmission fluid levels. We recommend that you check the different fluids every month. Also, look under your car for possible fluid leaks and get your vehicle to a technician when you spot a puddle. Coolant Coolant or antifreeze keeps the engine cool in summer and prevents it from freezing in icy temperatures. Check your coolant on the side of the coolant reservoir. If the coolant is lower than the "full" mark, wait for your car's engine to cool down and top it off. If you notice that the coolant is thick and not runny or has a brownish color, it is best to let one of our technicians replace the coolant. Thick coolant could indicate a gasket leak that can damage the engine. Oil Check if the oil has changed color or if debris is present, and look under your vehicle for oily stains. If you notice any of these problems, book an appointment at our service center in Greenwich, CT. We recommend that you let us change the oil three times a year or every 3,000 to 7,500 miles. Oil changes may differ by model so check your owner's manual for the recommended oil change intervals. Transmission Fluid Replace transmission fluid every 50,000 to 100,000 miles. Contact us immediately if you experience difficulty shifting gears, hearing grinding or whining sounds, or detecting a burning smell from the engine. These are all signs that your vehicle needs a transmission check as soon as possible. Check and Rotate the Tires Often It takes just a minute or two to check all four tires for bubbles, cracks, and thread wear. Also, keep your tires inflated to the correct pressure levels to reduce wear. Let us perform a tire rotation every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Be Kind to Your Car Maintenance starts the minute you pull out of your driveway. Drive at reasonable speeds, avoid potholes and bumps, and don't brake hard or swerve unnecessarily. A regular wash and wax will protect the paint and keep the dirt away from your engine. Express Service for Basic Maintenance The days of waiting for hours to have essential maintenance done on your car are over. If you need to have an oil and filter change and a tire rotation, we can do that and give your vehicle a good wash in 60 minutes. By following the tips, you will have peace of mind, extend your vehicle's life, and use less fuel. DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich is here to help you stay on top of your basic maintenance requirements by being your go-to auto service center. Our service center is looking forward to serving you.

Transmission or Check Engine Light Illuminates This is probably the most obvious sign that you need to have your transmission checked out. If your car has a transmission light, that will tell you that you have a transmission issue right away. If you only have a check engine light, you'll need to take your car in to be diagnosed. However, you don't want to gamble that the check engine light isn't signaling a severe issue. Get it in right away to rule out a transmission problem. more Late Shifting A properly functional transmission will allow you to shift smoothly into gear at the right RPMs. If your car isn't allowing you to shift to gear until a much higher RPM than normal, or it isn't shifting at all, this is an indication of a transmission issue. Often, delayed shifting can be traced to a worn-out clutch, but you still want to have your vehicle inspected by a professional immediately so the shifting problem doesn't become worse. Burning Smell When you're driving a car, a burning smell is almost never good. In the case of a transmission problem, it can be a downright disaster. If your transmission is low on transmission fluid, it will overheat and burn, causing the smell in your car. In turn, this leads to your engine running at too high of a temperature, which can cause your engine's parts to wear out much earlier than they should. Burning smells should always be checked out immediately. Vibrations It is not normal for your car to vibrate or shake when it shifts. This should happen seamlessly without you feeling it or even noticing it in most cases. In a manual situation, you should be able to shift between gears smoothly. Vibrations can simply mean that your clutch needs to be replaced or adjusted, but it could also be a symptom of a bigger problem with your transmission. Either way, you should have your car inspected soon. Gears Are Slipping Gears should only change with input from the driver. If you have a manual transmission, you tell it when to shift gears. If you have an automatic transmission, you still give input by putting the car in drive, neutral, or reverse. When a transmission acts on its own, it's referred to as gear slipping and can be a very dangerous situation, since you will not be able to predict when this is going to happen. Fluid Leak Leaking fluids is another bad sign because fluids should remain inside the vehicle at all times. If you notice a red or brownish colored fluid under your vehicle when it's parked, you probably have a transmission fluid leak. While you can add fluid to temporarily fix the issue, you will want to get your car into a service center to have your transmission re-sealed to repair it permanently. Transmissions are a critical component of any vehicle, so if you recognize any of the above signs, it's time to get your car into a service center for a transmission inspection. Contact DARCARS INFINITI of Greenwich today to schedule an appointment.   Photo by INFINITI