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Texas Complete Auto Repair, Lube & Car Wash: Auto Electrical Repair in Kemah

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Auto Electrical Repair in Kemah

Battery dying or something suddenly stopped working? We trace the fault through the battery, alternator, fuses and wiring, and show you what we found before we fix it.

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  • 4.9 stars on Google
  • Up to 36 month / 36,000 mile warranty
  • ASE-certified technicians

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How we track down electrical problems

Electrical repair on a car means finding where power is getting lost. The battery, alternator, starter, fuses and wiring all have to work together, and one weak link can make a car slow to start or make something stop working out of nowhere.

Signs of an electrical problem

  • The engine cranks slowly or just clicks.
  • The battery keeps dying, even after it's replaced.
  • The battery light is on, or the headlights dim at idle.
  • Windows, locks, lights or the radio stop working.
  • The same fuse keeps blowing.

How we handle it

We test the battery, the charging system and the starter, then trace the circuit that's acting up through the fuses, relays and wiring. A battery that keeps dying might be a weak battery, an alternator that isn't charging, or something draining power with the car off. Testing tells us which. Then you get photos and videos of what we found and a clear estimate. Nothing gets done until you approve it.

Our ASE-certified techs work on foreign and American-made vehicles, gas and diesel, and most repairs carry our 36 month, 36,000 mile nationwide warranty through TechNet.

Recent work

Recent electrical repair work at our Kemah shop

Why Do My Wipers Work Only Some of the Time?

Kemah · November 2026 · From our shop records

The wiper motor had an internal short to ground, so we replaced the motor and the combination switch. Wipers that worked only some of the time sent a driver to our Kemah shop at 79,000 miles, and the trouble had started that week. The owner had tried the intermittent wiper setting and was not sure whether any sound came from the wipers. Our tech inspected the wiper system and found the motor drawing excessive current, which made the wipers run slow and on and off. That extra current had overheated the wiper switch.

Need electrical repair? Bring it to our Kemah shop.

4.9 stars from 532 Google reviews

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Problems we fix

  • Slow crank or clicking

    Usually a weak battery, a bad connection or a failing starter.

  • Dim or flickering lights

    Can point to a weak alternator or a loose or corroded connection.

  • Something stopped working

    A blown fuse, a bad relay, a failed motor or a broken wire. We trace it to find which.

Reviews

What customers say about our electrical repair work

4.9 stars on Google from 532 reviews as of November 2026

“Recommended to me by AAA technician who jump started my 2004 Tundra to repair the problem that was draining my battery. I was a walk-in. They fixed the problem the same day, gave me a ride home while they did the work, picked me up when finished, and even gave me a complementary car wash. Wonderful service. I will be back!”
Barbara BradfordGoogle review
“We have been servicing our vehicles with Moe the last few years and every time his team provides the absolute best service at great prices. Most recently I brought in our classic Bronco that was having some difficult to track down electrical glitches in the lighting/brake system. They were able to track down the issue other mechanics would have clocked out on. Highly recommend Texas Complete Auto!”
Brad HowardGoogle review
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Where we work

Electrical Repair for drivers near Kemah

Texas Complete Auto Repair, Lube & Car Wash

Texas Complete Auto Repair, Lube & Car Wash

4.9(532) as of Nov 20264.9 out of 5, from 532 Google reviews, as of November 2026

916 FM 518 East

Mon to Fri, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Sat, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM; Sun, closed

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FAQ

Electrical Repair questions, answered

Common questions about our electrical repair.

Why does my battery keep dying?

The usual causes are an old battery, an alternator that isn't charging it, or a parasitic draw, something that keeps pulling power after the car is off. We test for each one.

How do I know if it's the battery or the alternator?

If the car dies while you're driving or the battery light comes on, the alternator is a suspect. A battery that goes dead overnight points to the battery itself or a draw. Testing both takes the guessing out of it.

Why does the same fuse keep blowing?

A fuse blows to protect a circuit from too much current. If it keeps happening, something on that circuit is shorting, and we trace the wiring to find it.

Do you work on newer cars with a lot of electronics?

Yes. Our ASE-certified techs work on all makes and models, and we use computer diagnostics to read the modules that run those systems.

Will I know what it costs before you start?

Yes. You get photos, videos and a clear estimate first, and nothing is done until you approve it.

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