Engine Diagnostics

Engine Diagnostics

Your car may have an Engine Control Unit (ECU), which is basically a computer that monitors components of the vehicle and is able to identify if there’s an issue. It lets you know about any issues through a light system on your dashboard. So, when you start your ignition, you notice them light up and usually once you set off they go off. If they don’t, or if a light comes on unexpectedly while you’re driving, your ECU is trying to tell you something.

As a rule, the sooner you get your vehicle to us for engine diagnostics, the better. Driving with any unexpected warning light illuminated could really damage your engine.

Prices for repair vary depending on the issue, so please call us to book your car in. We will take a look and come back to you with a quote before starting any remedial work.