In addition to the check engine light, most modern vehicles offer all sorts of warnings designed to help them address everything from emergency flashers to oil levels. Sometimes, resolution is quick and painless. Other times, it is confusing and frustrating.

The types of systems warning lights are connected to include, (but may not be limited to):

• Fuel Injection Systems
• Emissions
• Ignition Systems
• Battery & Charging System
• Electronics
• Flashers, Headlights, Brake Lights, Door Ajar, Seat Belts
• Power Accessories or Auxiliary Equipment
• Instrument Gauges (oil pressure, etc).
• Heating and AC operation

Unfortunately, (or fortunately, as the case may be); warning lights don’t illuminate for all malfunction, leading to a frustrating search for the indicated problem within a malfunctioning electrical component.

Our Certified Technicians have been trained to look for electrical issues even when warning lights do not illuminate after a system proves to be a problem. Since the wiring harnesses and sub-harness systems can be quite complex, we have been trained to recognize the routing to different operating systems. Additionally, we have diagnosing equipment that helps us trace the source of the electrical malfunction and resolve the underlying issue quickly.