We are experts when it comes to servicing Land Rover engines. Pictured below we have a Land Rover vehicle in one of our engine bays that was having problems with its engine. On inspection we could see that there was carbon build up in the engine. Carbon build-up in a Land Rover engine is simply soot and oil particles amassing where it should not. Over time it restricts airflow and interferes with the combustion process
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Recent timing chain replacement work
Engine maintenance, replacement and repair is one of the backbones of garage life here at A1 Diagnostics. Over the last 12 months we have been writing a great deal about an engines timing chain component, letting you know all about the symptoms of faulty timing chains and how to keep them ship shape. Lets looks at an example of a recent timing chain job. The first photo shown below shows an engine where the oil
We can replace timing chains on Range Rover Ingenium diesel engines
Pictured below we have a Range Rover vehicle stationed in one of our engine bays. This vehicle was experiencing all kinds of problems from loud banging noises coming from under the bonnet, the engine was misfiring leading to the engine management light being illuminated on the dashboard. All of these symptoms are a classic sign of a timing chain issue. In some cases, fault engine codes can be visible on the dashboard such as P0016
Engine faults on Land Rover vehicles
We are seeing lots of Land Rover vehicles making their way to the garage because the engine is overheating. When this happens, the engine will tell you. Here are a few tell tale signs you have an overheating Land Rover engine. – The temperature gauge on your dashboard will constantly read high temperature. – You will see steam or smoke coming from under the bonnet of the Land Rover vehicle. – You will smell carbon
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We have been informed recently that A1 Diagnostics has been put forward for an award at the Big Awards. The award ceremony is being organised by the Independent Garage Association. Why is this a big deal? The IGA stands for the Independent Garage Association. They are the most prominent representative body in the independent garage sector. The IGA support independent garages to thrive in every aspect of business offering consultancy. Their expert advice ensures the