Warning Lights
Engine management lights, dashboard warnings and vehicle fault messages.
Professional vehicle diagnostics for warning lights, poor running, electrical faults and performance issues — using fault codes, live data and proper fault finding.
Proper Fault Finding
A fault code can tell us where the vehicle has detected a problem, but it does not always tell us what actually caused it.
The aim is to use diagnostic information alongside live vehicle data and testing to understand the fault before unnecessary parts are replaced.
That gives you a clearer idea of what needs attention and what the sensible next step should be.
When To Book Diagnostics
Engine management lights, dashboard warnings and vehicle fault messages.
Rough running, hesitation, misfires, inconsistent idle or unusual engine behaviour.
Reduced performance, limp mode or unexpected loss of engine power.
Investigating suspicious sensor readings and sensor-related vehicle issues.
Selected vehicle electrical and electronic faults where diagnostic testing may help.
When something clearly is not right, but you are unsure where to start.
Our Process
We start with the symptoms and what you have noticed from the vehicle.
We check relevant vehicle control modules and available stored diagnostic information.
Where appropriate, live data and further testing can help narrow down the likely cause.
We explain what has been found and what the sensible next step should be.
Live Vehicle Data
Where appropriate, live data can help us look beyond stored fault codes and see how sensors and vehicle systems are behaving while the issue is present.
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Why RS Performance?
The goal is not simply to clear a warning light and send the vehicle away.
Diagnostic support can be carried out at a suitable home, workplace or mobile location.
Diagnostic information is considered alongside the mechanical condition of the vehicle.
Clear explanations about what was found and what should happen next.
Diagnostics FAQ
Yes. Diagnostic equipment can be used to check stored fault information and investigate the reason the warning light has appeared.
Many diagnostic jobs can be carried out as a mobile service, provided the vehicle is in a suitable and safe location.
Yes. Live vehicle data can be useful for both diagnostic work and performance-related investigation. Relevant datalogging can also form part of ECU remapping and tuning verification where supported.
Not always. A fault code normally identifies the system or condition where a problem has been detected. Further checks may be required to identify the actual cause.
These symptoms can often be investigated using fault information, live data and additional testing where appropriate.
Your registration, make and model, the warning lights or symptoms you are experiencing, and any recent repair work can all help when discussing the job.
Got A Warning Light?
Send us your registration, vehicle details and the symptoms you are experiencing and we'll advise on the next step.