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Specialist support · North West

Specialist Auto Electrician in Burnley and Lancashire

A new battery will not cure a vehicle that keeps stealing power. We measure what the electrical system is doing, isolate the affected circuit and find why the fault exists.

Call 0161 222 4643

Sound familiar?

Start with what
the vehicle is doing.

You do not need a technical explanation before calling. Clear symptoms and honest history give us the right place to begin.

  • Battery goes flat overnight
  • New battery but the problem returned
  • Charging or starting problem
  • Blown fuses or damaged wiring
  • Fault appears only sometimes

How we solve it

Test. Understand. Then act.

01

Baseline

Battery, charging and current-draw testing establish what normal should look like.

02

Monitor

We allow vehicle systems to sleep and capture faults that may take time to appear.

03

Isolate

Circuits and modules are narrowed down until the drain or failure is proven.

Mobile and workshop support

Convenience first.
Workshop depth when needed.

Suitable initial inspections and diagnostic visits can be carried out at your home, workplace or trade premises around Burnley and Lancashire.

When the fault needs extended monitoring, lifting equipment, dismantling or deeper bench testing, we can arrange workshop time in Padiham. Collection and delivery may be available where appropriate.

Discuss the symptoms

When the circuit reaches the module

Prove the wiring. Then test the control unit.

A control unit cannot work properly without sound power supplies, grounds, connectors and communication. Once those foundations have been proved, and the evidence still points at the module, in-house testing and data work are available.

See ECU testing, repair and cloning

Before you book

Questions about
auto electrical.

See every question
Why does my battery keep going flat after it has been replaced?

A new battery cannot cure a vehicle that continues to draw too much current when parked. The cause may be a module that will not go to sleep, damaged wiring, an accessory, a charging fault or a battery issue. We measure the draw and isolate the affected circuit before recommending repair.

Can you find an intermittent electrical fault?

Yes, although intermittent faults may require the vehicle to remain with us for monitoring. We use current measurement, oscilloscope captures, network checks and controlled testing to record what changes when the fault appears.

Do you repair damaged wiring and electrical connections?

Yes. Once the failed circuit or connection is proven, we can advise on a suitable wiring, connector or component repair. We also check why the damage occurred where that affects the reliability of the repair.

Not sure which service you need?

Tell us the symptoms.
We’ll take it from there.

Call 0161 222 4643
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