FAQ's
Most frequent questions and answers
Engine diagnostics involves using specialized equipment to read error codes from your car’s computer system. It helps identify issues with the engine, transmission, exhaust, and more—saving time and preventing costly repairs.
Symptoms that may require diagnostics include the check engine light turning on, unusual engine noises, poor fuel economy, rough idling, and decreased performance. These issues should be diagnosed early to avoid further damage.
A typical diagnostic test takes 30 minutes to an hour. However, depending on the issue’s complexity, additional testing or inspections may be needed.
No—diagnostics identify the problem but do not fix it. After identifying the issue, our certified technicians will explain the necessary repairs and provide a detailed estimate.
It depends. If the light is steady, you can usually drive short distances. But if it’s flashing, it could indicate a serious issue—such as a misfire—and you should seek immediate service to prevent engine damage.