Mobile Truck Diagnostics and Electrical Repair On-Site

Electrical work covers everything from a dead battery in the yard to a fault code that puts your engine in derate on the highway. We handle the full range on-site with the tools to find what is actually wrong.

• Computer Diagnostics and Fault Code Analysis: On-site scan-tool connection to engine, chassis, and aftertreatment modules to read active and stored codes, analyze live data streams, and interpret what the fault is actually telling us rather than just what the light says.

• No-Start and Hard-Start Diagnosis: Systematic testing of batteries, cables, starter, solenoid, ignition circuits, and grounds to separate a charging problem from a starting problem from a fuel or sensor issue before anything gets replaced.

• Battery, Starter and Alternator Service: Load testing and replacement for weak or failed batteries, corroded terminals and cables, worn starters and solenoids, and alternators that are undercharging, overcharging, or failing intermittently under load.

• Parasitic Draw Testing: Measurement and isolation of current draws that drain batteries overnight, tracing the circuit back to the accessory, module, or damaged wiring that will not let the truck rest.

• Wiring and Harness Repair: Location and repair of shorts, opens, chafed insulation, corroded connectors, and damaged harness sections, including the vibration-related failures common on trucks running rough rural and job-site routes.

• Ground and Connection Repair: Cleaning and repair of corroded or loose ground straps and connection points, a frequent cause of bizarre, intermittent faults that appear completely unrelated to the actual problem.

• Sensor and Control Module Diagnosis: Testing and replacement of failed speed, temperature, pressure, and position sensors, plus diagnosis of control modules triggering warning lights, derate conditions, and drivability complaints.

• Lighting and DOT Compliance Repair: Repair for headlights, marker lights, turn signals, brake lights, trailer lighting circuits, and gauge cluster faults that create safety hazards and inspection violations.