Engine Diagnostics

Service Description

Engine Diagnostic Fault Finding Engine diagnostic fault finding is the process of identifying and troubleshooting issues within an engine's system using diagnostic tools, visual inspections, and systematic testing. It involves analyzing fault codes from an engine control unit (ECU), checking sensor readings, inspecting mechanical components, and verifying electrical connections to determine the root cause of performance issues. Common steps include: Reading Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs): Using an OBD-II scanner to retrieve fault codes. Visual Inspection: Checking for loose connections, leaks, or worn-out parts. Testing Sensors & Actuators: Measuring voltage, resistance, and response times. Fuel & Ignition System Checks: Ensuring proper fuel pressure, injector function, and spark plug condition. Mechanical Assessment: Checking timing belts, compression, and valve operation. Accurate diagnosis helps prevent costly repairs and ensures optimal engine performance.