Porsche Diagnostics

Whether your Porsche has developed a warning light, electrical fault, engine problem, gearbox issue or an intermittent fault that is difficult to identify, our technicians can carry out a thorough diagnostic investigation to identify the underlying cause. 

When a fault occurs, simply replacing parts based on symptoms can be expensive and may not resolve the underlying problem.

Our approach is to use specialist Porsche diagnostic equipment alongside our technicians' experience and knowledge to investigate the fault and determine what is causing the problem.

If your Porsche is displaying a warning light or behaving differently from normal, accurate diagnostics can help establish exactly what is happening before repair work is undertaken.

We investigate a wide range of Porsche faults, including:

• Engine management warning lights
• Check engine lights
• PDK and automatic gearbox faults
• ABS and braking system faults
• Airbag warning lights
• Air suspension faults
• Electrical faults
• High Voltage / EV & Hybrid faults
• Battery and charging system faults
• Cooling system faults
• Engine faults
• Drivetrain faults
• Air conditioning faults
• Parking sensor and camera faults
• Communication faults between vehicle control units
• Intermittent electrical faults
• Vehicle warning messages

A warning light or message on your Porsche dashboard should not be ignored.

Depending on the fault, a warning light could indicate anything from a relatively minor issue to a problem requiring immediate attention.

Our technicians can carry out a diagnostic assessment to establish why the warning light has appeared and advise you on the appropriate next steps.

Where a fault is identified, we can also carry out the necessary repair in-house, meaning you don't need to take your Porsche to another garage after the diagnostic investigation.

Modern Porsches rely heavily on complex electrical and electronic systems.

Electrical faults can sometimes be difficult to identify, particularly when they are intermittent or do not produce an obvious fault.

We aim to identify the source of the problem rather than simply replacing components unnecessarily. 

Using appropriate specialist diagnostic equipment allows us to communicate with the various electronic control systems within your Porsche.

Diagnostic testing can help identify stored fault codes, system errors and other information that assists our technicians in determining the cause of a problem.

However, diagnostic equipment is only one part of the process. Our technicians combine diagnostic information with their practical experience of Porsche vehicles to investigate the underlying fault and recommend the appropriate repair.