Doorstep or workshop
Car diagnostics and scanning
OBD scan, fault-code reading and a plain-English explanation of what the warning light means.
Scope of work
What this covers
The standard scope. If your car needs something outside it, that is quoted separately and only done once you approve it.
- OBD-II scan and fault-code readout
- Live sensor data check
- Warning-light cause identification
- Written findings with recommended next steps
- Fault clearing once the cause is fixed
A scan tells you what the car is complaining about. It does not always fix it — you get the findings and a quote, then decide.
Job card / diagnostics
At a glance
No price is listed because it depends on your car and the parts chosen. You get an itemised quote before work starts.
Parts carry the manufacturer’s warranty, and the terms are stated on your invoice.
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The form is already set to this service. We call you back to confirm the details, the price and a time — nothing is charged now.
Also available
Other services
Periodic Service
Scheduled maintenance — engine oil, filters, fluid top-ups and a full multi-point inspection.
Doorstep or workshop
AC Service & Repair
Cooling diagnosis, gas top-up, filter cleaning, and compressor or condenser repair.
Doorstep or workshop
Battery
Load-test your battery, or fit a new one at your door with the old one taken away.
Doorstep or workshop
Worth reading first
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