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Mobile Autoelectrician Service

Auto electrical Service Callout to Shrewsbury Shropshire & Mid Wales areas UK tel:07703 558610

Normal Hours: 08.00 hrs to 18.00hrs Monday to Friday | 08.30 hrs to 12.30hrs Saturday
Out of Hours : 24 hour emergency breakdown callout, Sundays, and Bank Holiday Monday. *Breakdown cover is subject to workload & availability

Fleet Support Mobile Engineer

Field service engineer for electrical and mechanical fleet maintenance support
Cars Vans Commercial Vehicles Trailers & Plant.

Electrical Circuit Testing - Investigation of Wiring Faults

Vehicle wiring faults can be complex to repair often hindered by inaccessible component location and faults which may be caused by several factors.

Corroded vehicle wiring can cause many problems with operation of equipment leading to electrical fault : corroded wiring image
Loss of electrical power
Blown fuses
Bad earths
High resistance connections
Open circuit
Short to ground
Short to power
Short between conductors


Vehicle Starting and Charging

Mobile Battery Fitting

The vehicle battery stores energy at the heart of vehicle electrical systems. Correct batttery voltage is critical to the operation of many vehicle electronic and rotating electrical vehicle components.
Vehicle batteries are recharged primarily with power generated by alternator or dynamo. Secondary battery charging may be provided by another power source such as photovoltaic solar panels or a mains to battery charger hook up connection. Failure of rotating electrical devices Alternator or Dynamo can be resultant of mechanical, electrical wiring or electronic faults.

Mobile Starter Motor Fitting & Diagnosing Starting Failure

Starter motor operation is expected when the ignition key or starter button is activated causing the starter motor to 'crank' the engine.


Non start 'no cranking' or 'dead on the key' non operation of the starter motor prevents engine starting and may be caused by failed batteries, switching, wiring or starter motor component faults.
New or reconditioned Starter motors can usually be fitted on site *subject to location.

We supply a wide range of starter motors and repair components.

Stop-Start Technology

Modern vehicles may incorporate Stop-Start technology where generator and starter are combined as a Dynastarter lowering both weight and emissions also increasing fuel economy.

Mobile Engine fuel and ignition system diagnostics

Many electrical and electronic components form part of the engine fuel system.
Electric fuel pumps propel fuel from the fuel tank. Pressure and flow is often electronically regulated by
electronic control unit (ecu)
fuel pressure regulator
electromagnetic solenoids
fuel injectors
to meet engine load and driver demand calculated from sensor inputs.
Much diagnostic testing of vehicle computer systems controlling fuel and ignition can be carried out on site with specialised diagnostic equipment.

Vehicle Electric Windows

Vehicle electric windows have mechanical mechanisms powered up or down by electric motors fitted inside vehicle doors to raise and lower window glass.
Typical faults which may prevent the vehicle electric windows opening or closing include:
Window regulator mechanism jamming or bent
Window regulator winch mechanism cables becoming entangled or breaking
Broken wiring loom
Electric window switch failure
Door control module or body control module electronic failure, communication error, canbus network failure.
Electric window motor failure.

Heating Climate Control Air Conditioning

Vehicle cabin temperature is essential to comfortable transport.

Heating or cooling of cabin temperature is provided by heat transfer to or from cabin air using blower fan motor to move air over a heat exchanger such as evaporator or heater matrix. Electrical faults with blower motors, switches, sensors, and wiring can cause problems.

Mobile Alarm Immobiliser Vehicle Security Fitting / Removal

Alarms and immobilisers enhance vehicle security to prevent vehicle starting and reduce risk of vehicle theft but can also cause nuisance and breakdown. Typical faults include wiring, control module, coding, environmental factors causing false activation.

Failed aftermarket alarms and immobilisers can often be removed by an autoelectrician, however vehicle insurance company may require notification

Braking system

Brake electronics include antilock braking system, brake pad warning, brake fluid level warning. Typical faults can result from mechanical , hydraulic and electical failure causing warning lamps to illuminate. Braking electronics may include ABS, Electronic Park Brake, Handbrake Assist, Low Air warning Guages.

Communications devices

Fleet tracking telematics satnav gps may communicate data from vehicle to receiver. Recent industry warnings have questioned security of telematics devices linked to vehicle control electronics where integrity of computer systems may be compromised wirelessly.

Controller Area Network (CAN)

CANbus refers to serial data communication between electronic modules in the vehicle computer network. CANbus faults can include shorted wiring, open circuit breaks, signal processing faults at electronic control modules. Computer diagnostics may be required to investigate fault codes followed by more indepth testing of wiring with multimeter or oscilloscope.

HGV and Commercial Van Fleet Auto Electrics

We provide a wide range of mobile autoelectrician services to the fleet transport industry including installation wiring and rotating electrical components.

Mobile Autoelectrical

Mobile auto electrician in Shropshire UK tel : 07703 558610 for vehicle diagnostics and autoelectrical installation.

Classic vehicle wiring

Robust classic vehicle technology is often rendered redundant in pursuit of vehicle manufacturer design engineers innovation to gain safety, comfort, performance and efficiency whilst reducing pollutants. There is much to be said for simplicity however classic vehicle wiring has its own quirks sometimes including positive earth wiring systems with seperate voltage or current regulator and dynamo charging systems, distributor and contact breaker points ignition requiring timing and setting of contact breaker points gap. Many older uk manufactured vehicles use the Lucas colour coded wiring system.

Modern vehicle wiring and mobile computerised vehicle diagnostics

Increased vehicle complexity in modern vehicles has relied upon computer technology to produce and manage data produced by control systems questioning whether product redundancy has also been introduced to increase new vehicle sales.

Vehicles are subject to many different operating environments affecting temperature, vibration, humidity, mechanical and electrical stress which can lead to premature failure of these electrical and electronic systems designed to control engine ,body, steering , braking and other mechanical systems.

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