An engine management light tells you something is wrong — it doesn't tell you what. Accurate diagnosis is the difference between fixing the actual fault and paying to replace parts that were never the problem.
At our Leyton workshop we use computer diagnostics alongside hands-on inspection and twenty years of experience to find the real cause of the fault — whether it's an engine, gearbox, electrical or sensor issue. And because we're confident in our diagnosis, it's included at no extra charge when you go ahead with the repair.
What's Included
- Computer diagnostics and fault-code reading on all makes and models
- Engine management, ABS, airbag and warning light investigation
- Hands-on inspection — fault codes point the way, experience finds the cause
- Diagnostics included at no extra charge when you proceed with the repair
- Clear explanation of the fault and a written quote before any work
- No obligation — the diagnosis is yours either way
Diagnostics included at no extra charge when you proceed with the repair. Call 020 3538 1390 or message us on WhatsApp for a quote.
Common Questions
How much does a diagnostic check cost?
Diagnostics are included at no extra charge when you go ahead with the repair. We identify the fault accurately first, so you only ever pay for work your car actually needs.
My engine warning light is on — can I keep driving?
It depends on the fault. A steady light may be a minor sensor issue; a flashing light usually means an active fault that can cause damage. The safest answer is to get it read promptly — it's a quick check and could save an expensive repair.
Can you diagnose any make of car?
Yes — our diagnostic equipment covers all common makes and models, including German, European and Japanese vehicles, cars and vans.
Will the fault code tell you exactly what's broken?
Not always — a code points to a circuit or system, not necessarily a specific part. That's why we combine computer diagnostics with physical inspection and experience, so you don't end up paying to replace parts that weren't faulty.