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  1. Reading the Fault Codes

    A fault code points to the system that reported a problem, not always to the failed part. We read the stored codes and live data from the engine and related modules as the starting point of the diagnosis.

  2. Finding the Real Cause

    Loose gas caps, failing sensors, vacuum leaks, misfires and wiring faults can all turn on the light. Targeted tests confirm which one it is, so you pay for the repair the car actually needs.

  3. Repair & Code Clearing

    After the repair, we clear the codes and confirm the light stays off. Clearing codes without fixing the cause only hides the problem for a while. We do not disable or hide emissions-related fault codes.

  4. Flashing Check Engine Light

    A flashing check engine light usually indicates a severe misfire that can damage the catalytic converter. Reduce driving and have the vehicle checked as soon as possible.

Proof of ownership and identification are required for key and security services. Availability depends on the vehicle and its equipment.

Common Questions

Can you just clear my check engine light?

We clear the codes after diagnosing and repairing the cause. If the fault is still there, the light comes back, often after a few drive cycles.

Is it safe to drive with the check engine light on?

A steady light usually means you can drive to a shop soon. A flashing light, overheating or loss of power means you should stop driving and have the vehicle checked.

Do you diagnose cars that are not European?

Yes. We specialize in European vehicles and also diagnose domestic and Asian makes.

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