§ 21.15.290. Auto repair, minor.  


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  • A.

    "Minor auto repair" means a place performing the following repair and maintenance services for motor vehicles:

    1.

    Tune-ups. Major and minor tune-up involving spark plugs, points, condensers, valve adjustment, carburetor overhaul, adjustment of fuel injection systems, fuel pump and all necessary filters;

    2.

    Lubrication. Oil changes and filter replacement, transmission and rear end oil change;

    3.

    Cooling System. Remove and replace radiator and repair of same (not including core repair or replacement); replace water pump, heater and other hoses; replace thermostats; recharge air conditioners;

    4.

    Drive Train. Replacement of transmission and motor support mounting; replacement of driveshaft universal bearings, center support bushing, accelerator and brake cables; minor repair of hydraulic systems; replacement of shock absorbers;

    5.

    Brakes. Remove and replace shoes and brake pads; rebuild master and wheel cylinders and disc caliper; adjustment of brakes. Machine work related to turning of drums or discs;

    6.

    Wheels. Adjust steering box; replacement of rubber bushings in suspension; wheel balancing; replacement of wheel bearings;

    7.

    Electrical. Charge battery; remove, repair and replace starter, alternator, generator and regulator; rewiring of automobile and lights; repair or replacement of gauges; installation of radios;

    8.

    Fuel System. Change gas tank; change and repair of fuel lines; replace fuel gauge sending unit; tail pipe and muffler replacement.

    B.

    "Minor auto repair" does not include:

    1.

    Cylinder head replacement;

    2.

    Valve grinding or replacement;

    3.

    Clutch replacement;

    4.

    Repair, replace transmission, rear end, rear axles, king pins;

    5.

    Body work;

    6.

    Engine replacement;

    7.

    Repair of fuel tank;

    8.

    Radiator or heater core repair or replacement;

    9.

    Painting;

    10.

    Fender repair;

    11.

    Engine or transmission removal; or

    12.

    Repair activities that require entry into the engine other than those specifically listed as approved as minor automobile repair.

    C.

    Any activity combining any activity in Subsection 21.15.290.A with any activity in Subsection 21.15.290.B shall be defined as "major auto repair".

(Ord. C-7663 § 2, 1999; Ord. C-6533 § 1 (part), 1988)