Direct Current Solutions

Vehicle Diagnostics in Mareeba

Our vehicle diagnostics service in Mareeba uses ECU scanning and electrical testing to quickly identify faults, resolve warning lights and keep your car or heavy vehicle running reliably.

Diagnostics You Can Rely On

At Direct Current Solutions in Mareeba, we know how frustrating unexplained warning lights or electrical problems can be. That’s why we provide thorough vehicle diagnostics that go beyond guesswork. Using professional ECU scanning tools, we read live data, capture fault codes and perform targeted fault finding so we can uncover what’s really happening with your car, 4WD or heavy vehicle.

Our approach saves you time and money by getting to the root of the problem before parts are replaced unnecessarily. We also take care of electrical troubleshooting, including battery drain, poor wiring connections and sensor issues, so you can feel confident the problem is fixed properly.

Call us today on 0439 982 346 to book a diagnostic check and get back on the road with peace of mind.

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Accurate fault finding

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Reliable ECU scanning

Smarter Vehicle Troubleshooting

When a warning light appears on your dashboard, it’s your vehicle’s way of saying something needs attention. Our diagnostics service covers everything from check engine lights to ABS and airbag systems. By combining scanning tools with hands-on testing, we provide clear explanations and practical solutions that make sense to you.

We don’t just work on cars. Our team also handles diagnostics for heavy vehicles, including trucks, agricultural machinery, and forklifts, helping local businesses keep essential equipment in action. Whether it’s electrical troubleshooting, parasitic battery drains or starting issues, we take the time to test properly and fix problems at their source. Explore our diagnostics service today and see how we can help — clear answers and reliable repairs are just a call away.

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