The Les Dobos Auto Centre in Calgary has the equipment and technicians to accurately diagnose and repair all vehicle diagnostic related problems. Our team has decades of experience of repairing and servicing vehicle diagnostic systems in Calgary. We provide prompt and quality service at a great cost.
Lights on the dash (Check Engine / ABS / SRS or Air Bag), Noises, Electrical Issues, or just any problem in general needs to have the source determined first in order to repair it properly. Any licensed mechanic should be able to replace any parts on your vehicle but diagnostics is a specialty and we have one of the best diagnosticians in the city here on staff.
Get your problems diagnosed and repaired right the first time by coming to the Les Dobos Auto Centre.
What is a Car Diagnostic Test & Why is it So Important?
What Is A Car Diagnostic Test?
Car diagnostic tools can quickly and accurately point to problem areas in a car’s engine or elsewhere, thanks to built-in processors, microchips and sensors. Using specialized software, car diagnostic tools are increasingly effective at diagnosing and fixing minor mechanical or electrical problems.
What Areas Of The Car Can Be Tested?
Diagnostic tests can reveal problems within a car’s engine, transmission, exhaust system, brakes, and other major components. Common misconception is that technicians can use code-reading tools to determine the exact problem. In reality, the code tells technicians which engine or component parameters are out of range.
What Are The Benefits Of A Car Diagnostic Test?
Car diagnostics are increasingly important because they can identify potential problems before they cause a breakdown. Diagnostic tools can also check a car’s computer system for manufacturer notifications and stored information about the car’s history, giving technicians a complete picture in order to perform the best repair possible.
How Often Should A Car Undergo Diagnostic Testing?
Many technicians recommend taking your car in for a diagnostic check at least once a year. If you hear or feel something “off,” mechanics can use diagnostic testing to uncover the problem. Diagnostic testing is also a useful tool when you’re checking out a used car.