Engine Diagnostics in and around Fredericksburg, VA
Expert Mobile Diagnostics
Mobile Check Engine Light Diagnostics
The check engine light, and other vehicle warning light diagnosis is continually becoming more complex. Gone are the days of tripping a warning light and counting the flashes for a code, and reviewing a document to find the possible route of diagnosis. Today’s vehicles are much more complex and have several computers, some for more than one system. They also have several components related to each system further complicating the diagnosis process. At Crown Auto Repair we have the equipment necessary to diagnose and properly identify the root cause of a warning light displaying in the vehicle.
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571-300-9725
Areas We Serve:
Fredericksburg and surrounding areas
Hours:
Mon-Sat: 7am-5pm
Sunday: Closed
Determine the issue with Diagnostics
Modern vehicles are equipped with an onboard diagnostic system that continuously monitor the vehicles various systems and trip a warning light when issues arise. From the dreaded check engine light, to ABS, Traction Control, Air Bag, and even the Tire Pressure Sensor light, we are able to scan the vehicle and watch or activate/deactivate sensors and switches to get to the cause of the problem. We also have several other tools to aid in the diagnosis to ensure we identify and fix the vehicle correctly the first time. We offer a guarantee on our diagnosis paired with our 36-month 36,000-mile warranty.
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Along with the computers and individual components in the vehicle there is also wiring and connectors that attach these components and also have the potential to fail. The average modern vehicle has 1,500 to 2,000 wires totaling almost a mile of wiring. This further complicates the process of diagnosis. There are several factors that can cause wiring to go bad that will not be easily identified. At Crown Auto Repair we have the capability to identify bad wiring, connectors, or other issues relating specifically to the wiring, sensors, switches, or other components that may fail causing a warning light to come on.