Car Diagnostics
Test and Repair
Get Accurate Results with a Computer Diagnosis
Car Problems? Book your car in for a Diagnostics check-up

At what cost would you ignore those unusual sounds your car is making?
If you aren’t familiar with ‘car diagnostics,’ essentially, every modern car is made up of as many electrical parts as it is mechanical. Today you’ll find computer processors, microchips, and sensors in your car, and these electrical components’ working conditions are assessed using a ‘diagnostics tool.’ This diagnostics tool tells the mechanic exactly where the problem is- it’s clever!
If that wasn’t enough assurance, at e-CAR we partner with leading suppliers like Bosch and other well-known brands that supply specialised car electrical parts. Not only that but our workshops can access the Bosch database and connect to the Bosch Technical Helpline meaning that we can service your car’s electrical components with the best possible resources to hand!
So before those unusual sounds become a bigger headache, book your car into your nearest e-CAR workshop for a diagnostics tune and check-up.
Are you tired of bringing your car to the mechanic and not knowing exactly what is wrong with it? Do you want a more efficient and cost-effective way of identifying the issues with your vehicle?
Introduction to Car Diagnostics Tests
Car diagnostics tests are a crucial step in maintaining your vehicle’s health. They use computer technology to analyze various systems and components within your car to identify any issues or problems. With a car diagnostics test, you can find out what is causing that pesky check engine light to come on or why your car is not running as smoothly as it should be.
The Benefits of a Computer Diagnosis
Using a computer to diagnose your car has numerous benefits. First and foremost, it is much more efficient than traditional methods. A computer can quickly scan your car’s systems and provide a comprehensive report within minutes. This saves you time and money, as you will no longer have to wait for a mechanic to diagnose the problem and make repairs.
Another benefit of using a computer to diagnose your car is that it is more accurate. Mechanics can sometimes miss certain issues, or they may misinterpret the symptoms of a problem. However, with a computer, you can be confident that you are getting a thorough and accurate diagnosis, as the computer can analyze all relevant data and provide you with a detailed report.
What to Expect During a Car Diagnostics Test
During a car diagnostics test, your car will be hooked up to a computer, which will then scan all of its systems and components. The computer will look for any codes or error messages that may indicate a problem. If any issues are found, the computer will provide a detailed report, which will include a description of the problem, the affected system or component, and the recommended course of action.
It is important to note that a car diagnostics test is not a repair. Rather, it is a diagnostic tool that is used to identify problems. Once the problem has been identified, you can take the report to a mechanic who will then make the necessary repairs.
Common Issues Detected by Car Diagnostics Tests
There are many different issues that can be detected by a car diagnostics test. Some of the most common include:
- Engine misfires
- Oxygen sensor problems
- Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve problems
- Catalytic converter problems
- Mass airflow (MAF) sensor problems
- Camshaft and crankshaft position sensor problems