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Automotive diagnostics and scanning

A full scan of the car’s control units and live data to find the cause of a warning light, fault or performance problem.
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Modern cars log faults across many control modules, not just the engine. A proper scan reads them all, together with live sensor data, so the real cause can be found rather than guessed.

Fault codes point the way; measurements on the car confirm it. Parts are replaced when the evidence says so.

What it involves

  1. 01Reading fault memory across every accessible control module
  2. 02Checking live data from sensors and actuators while the fault occurs
  3. 03Targeted tests on the circuits and components involved
  4. 04A clear explanation of the findings and the recommended work

When people ask for it

  • A warning light on the dashboard
  • Loss of power, rough running or limp mode
  • An intermittent fault no one has pinned down
  • A check before buying a used car
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Tell us what the car is doing.

Describe the symptoms or the goal, with the make and model. That’s enough to start.