vehicle-servicing - A1 Diagnostics

Our motto at A1 Diagnostics has always been there is no job too big or too small for us. In our twenty years existence we have taken on jobs from engine rebuilds to changing a light bulb. It does not matter what problem you are experiencing with your vehicle we can repair and maintain your vehicles health. Pictured below we have a Peugeot van. This vehicle was in because on MOT inspection it failed because

We are experts when it comes to repairing faults on Land Rover Discovery vehicles. Pictured below a Land Rover Discovery came to the garage with two faults. The first fault was the DPF was blocked. A DPF stands for “Diesel Particulate Filter”. It is a device fitted to Land Rover Discovery vehicles to trap and store soot particles produced by the vehicle’s engine. Trapping harmful emission it helps improve the environments air quality. On this

Next up in the garage we have a Honda Civic in one of our vehicle bays. The ABS light lit up on the dashboard. What does ABS stand for? It stands for “anti-locking braking system”. If you have never heard of an anti-locking braking system, then let’s explain what it is. The anti-locking braking system is a system designed to prevent your vehicle wheels from locking up, it is also designed for your wheels to

Over the last 12 months, we have made a significant investment in developing a remote diagnostics tool and programming department, positioning ourselves at the forefront of the automotive technology support for garages, accident repair centres, windscreen repair companies, bodyshops and entities working in the automotive industry. As modern vehicles become increasingly reliant on complex electronic systems, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and manufacturer-specific software, traditional repair methods are no longer enough. Recognising this shift within

Here we have yet another Land Rover Discovery in the garage. The word is getting around that we are experts in Land Rover Discovery vehicle maintenance and that is because we are. On this occasion this vehicle was in because of a faulty oxygen sensor. An oxygen sensor also known as a lambda sensor is fitted on vehicles to check how much oxygen has gone unburned in the exhaust gases. The data is then transmitted