Gaytari Auto Electronics

Working at Gaytari Auto Electronics on Silora Parbtsar Road is a bit different from the usual mechanic shop. We don't do the heavy engine lifting as much as we deal with the wires and the lights. If a horn stops working or the headlights go dim, that is when people come to see us. The shop is full of spools of wire, fuses, and testers. Silora Parbtsar Road is often dusty, so we have to be careful with the delicate electronic parts. We spend a lot of time squinting at small connections and trying to find where a short circuit is hidden. It can be frustrating when you can't find the break in a wire, but it feels good when the lights finally flicker back on. We have a counter where we test batteries and chargers for people. Most of our customers are regulars from the Silora area who know we have been here for a while. The shop is small and can get a bit cramped when we have three or four people waiting. We usually have a fan going to keep the air moving, but it still gets stuffy with the smell of burning solder. It is quiet, focused work compared to the big hammers and drills you find elsewhere. We just take it one wire at a time until the job is done right. Most of the folks who live along Silora Parbtsar Road know we aren't going anywhere anytime soon.