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Auto Diagnostic Services for a True Repair

Auto Diagnostic Services for a True Repair

Car Diagnostics

Today’s vehicles are more complicated than ever and that’s not going to change. As a result, finding out the cause of your ‘car trouble’ is a much more involved process. That means your questions about car diagnostics, and what’s going on with your car, will be more complicated as well. Seeburg has the answers.

Testing a Car Is Not Just Plugging In A Code Reader

Testing actual parts in your car is the only way to properly and completely find out what is broken. Pinpoint testing like that requires time, skills, and equipment. This requires much more than just ‘plugging in to see what code is there’. A properly conducted engine diagnostic can save you money by avoiding unnecessary part replacement. Seeburg technicians participate in ongoing training with top-level auto repair professionals, to learn how to pinpoint trouble spots, and avoiding guessing on repairs.

The big box part store’s code reader will not tell you what’s wrong with your car. Instead, it will list trouble codes and offer a list of parts that might fix the problem. Just like a doctor tests your body to find out why you’re suffering, a true repair technician will test your car and pinpoint its actual problem. You’re paying for an accurate analysis of symptoms, and a diagnosis of a root cause, not a guess. Getting an Autozone diagnostic won’t get the job done. They sell parts, we fix cars.

Modern vehicles have a warning light for almost everything. Brakes, steering, engine, transmission, even tires have their own light! In order to provide an accurate price, a true repair shop won’t guess. They’ll identify what system is having problems, and test the parts in that system for failure. That's what check engine light diagnostics is all about.

Oftentimes, a part will fail, but simply replacing it won’t solve the root problem. Complex auto diagnostics will disclose and pinpoint the actual issue so you won’t have to make a return visit to the shop.

You’ll always have a better experience when the shop that diagnosed your vehicle, also performs the repair. A well-trained repair shop stands behind their test results. If their recommended repair doesn’t solve your problem, then they are able to find a way to make it right with you.

Responsible mechanics aren’t going to replace parts without asking intelligent questions. They know that nothing is worse than spending your money on a repair, and finding out afterwards that your car or truck isn’t fixed.

Testing on modern vehicles involves equipment that you would expect to find in a college science lab. Oscilloscopes, scan tools computer network leads, volt-meters, and sophisticated electronic sensing equipment are required to test modern vehicles. Seeburg has made the commitment to stay up to date with this cutting edge technology with advanced automotive diagnostics.

Just like your home computer, a car can monitor how it runs, but it can’t fix or test itself. Your computer may tell you that it had a memory failure, but it doesn’t know why. The proper skills and equipment are required to diagnose the problem in either case.

We know that the process of fixing newer vehicles is complicated, for both you and for our technicians. So if you have any questions about testing, or what might be causing your car trouble, please contact one of our store locations.

Our ASE Certified mechanics will have an open and honest conversation about what the best route may be to getting your vehicle repaired. Before doing a search for “diagnostics near me check out the diagnostic experts at Seeburg.

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