A fault with the reversing camera or parking sensors may be caused by dirt, moisture, sensor damage or an electrical fault. If the problem recurs or the system displays a warning, we will carry out a diagnostic check to identify the cause before carrying out any repairs.
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The smell of petrol is often caused by a loose fuel cap, spilled fuel or a leaking fuel hose. A strong smell or a puddle of fuel under the car means that the car must be stopped and taken to a garage.
Read the article → Simply replacing the belt does not always eliminate a whine or a rattling noise. The noise may be coming from the tensioner, the guide roller, the alternator’s freewheel clutch or the air-conditioning compressor’s pulley, so it is worth checking the entire belt system.
Read the article → Failure of an emissions test on a petrol car does not, in itself, indicate a faulty component. We analyse the CO, HC and lambda values in conjunction with the engine’s diagnostic data to ensure that the repair addresses the correct cause.
Read the article → Cold starting a diesel engine can be difficult if the glow plugs, the battery’s starting current, the fuel flow or the engine’s compression are not working properly. We will systematically investigate the problem to ensure that the repair is carried out in the right place.
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The articles cover common symptoms, options and inspection requirements relating to brakes, the auxiliary belt system and engine oil.
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The articles deal with vibrations that occur when the car is idling, their possible causes, and how to narrow down the fault by monitoring when the vibrations occur.
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