Engine Diagnostics

The system works by using sensors located on the engine. These sensors measure the speed and the temperature of the intake air as well as the speed and position of the crankshaft. This information is then processed and the end result is that of the fuel being delivered to the engine in precisely the correct amount at any given time.

Your vehicles computers also monitor things such as door and seat controls, anti-lock braking systems, lights, windows, power steering, suspension, dashboard, central locking… the list goes on.

Engine Warning Light on?

When a warning light appears on the dashboard it means that something, somewhere is not functioning correctly A signal is then sent and a fault is logged into the computer control system.

With literally thousands of possible diagnoses for your car, it is imperative to correctly diagnose your car in order to keep you safe when on the road. That’s where our expert diagnostics service comes in. No matter what make or model your car might be, our highly experienced technicians will be able to find the source of the problem and fix it or replace it.

We have a wide range of state-of-the-art specialised computerised diagnostic equipment which can identify problems with the following: running faults, high emissions, airbag systems, electrical faults, braking system faults and air conditioning malfunctions quickly and accurately.

Our Diagnostic Services also Include:

• Service interval and service light
• Emission data, catalytic converter condition, oxygen sensor activity
• Engine management system
• Temperature sensors
• ECU errors and knock sensors
• ABS control unit and wheel speed sensors
• SRS airbag control unit and airbag status
• DSC vehicle anti skid controllers
• Gearbox management system
• Instrument panel and multi function steering wheel

Why Go for Regular Engine Dignostics?

Frequent diagnostic testing of your car's engine can reveal a lot about its current condition. These checks are excellent for identifying issues with the exhaust system, oil and petrol tanks, gearbox, and other components before they worsen and become more costly to fix.

The greatest method to avoid significant auto repair bills is to simply identify any issues with your automobile and address them before they become serious. Today's cars come equipped with built-in computer systems that carry out particular tasks to maintain your car in optimal condition. It is important to maintain the effectiveness of this system. Therefore, following are a few diagnostic results that might appear from engine testing.

What Is Included in a Car Engine Diagnostic Test?

The On-Board Diagnostic System, or OBD test, is the most used type of diagnostic test. You can find out the state of your car's oxygen sensors, catalytic converter, and emission system with this easy check. Diagnostic tests come in a variety of forms, and you can use them to examine the following:

• Fuel injection system (includes sensors)
• Ignition system (spark plugs, coils, and misfiring)
• Automatic transmission control
• Engine cooling system (includes sensors)
• Throttle system
• Vehicle speed sensor (wheel and ABS sensor)
• Emissions control systems (oxygen sensors and catalytic converter)