Engine running fault diagnostics through out south Yorkshire. We specialise in oscilloscope diagnostics which glean far more info than a mere scanning tool or in other words compliments it. Auto diagnostics sheffield Engine fault diagnostic services, Sheffield and south Yorkshire. Telephone:07548 260661 for help and advice
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Wednesday, 30 August 2017
Airflow sensors
The amount of air entering your engine is a mesaurable value.
This undertaken either by a moving vane air sensor or more commonly a MAF or mass airflow unit.
The early MAFs were literally a heated wire,the amount of air was detected by the level of current needed to maintain the wires temperature.
All a bit hit and miss and prone to a lot of failures. Todays MAFs use thin film technology giving far quicker responses to changing air flow conditions
This undertaken either by a moving vane air sensor or more commonly a MAF or mass airflow unit.
The early MAFs were literally a heated wire,the amount of air was detected by the level of current needed to maintain the wires temperature.
All a bit hit and miss and prone to a lot of failures. Todays MAFs use thin film technology giving far quicker responses to changing air flow conditions
Monday, 28 August 2017
Saturday, 26 August 2017
Thursday, 24 August 2017
Full basic health check
how well is your engine running?
good bad,hard to start either hot or cold.
Starting issues are often the sign of deeper issues developing,way before your engine fault light appears.In fact it may never illuminate and still the car will strand you.
A basic check is via the exhaust using a pulse sensor,and no bonnet lifting even needed
good bad,hard to start either hot or cold.
Starting issues are often the sign of deeper issues developing,way before your engine fault light appears.In fact it may never illuminate and still the car will strand you.
A basic check is via the exhaust using a pulse sensor,and no bonnet lifting even needed
Wednesday, 23 August 2017
Tuesday, 22 August 2017
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