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Cars today are basically running on computers. Almost every sensor and electrical part talks to one main system. So the moment something isn’t working right, the computer picks it up and shows a warning on your dashboard.
When that happens, the best thing to do is get a computer diagnostic scan. It tells us what the car is trying to say. Instead of guessing, we pull the codes directly from the car and understand what’s going on.
At Autobahn Auto Service, we rely on proper equipment and updated tools, not guesswork. Our technicians read the codes, interpret them, and then check the car properly to find the real issue. We’ve always moved with modern automotive technology so our customers get faster and cleaner results.
Most modern cars have an OBD or OBD-II system. All the sensors send information to this system 24/7. If anything goes off — even something small — you get a “Check Engine” light or another warning.
The mechanic plugs a scanner into the car’s port. That scanner pulls out the error codes. Each code means something:
But the scanner is only the first step. It just says where to look.
After the codes show up, the real job starts. The mechanic checks the car by hand, listens to the engine, inspects parts, and uses experience to figure out what the actual problem is. The computer points in a direction — the mechanic finds the real fault.
Once the issue is fixed, we reset the car’s computer and the dashboard warnings go away.
A diagnostic scan isn’t only for when the light comes on. It can also show early signs of issues — things you won’t notice yet. Fixing those early means avoiding major, expensive repairs later on.
That’s why it’s good to get the car scanned once in a while, even if everything looks fine.
When you bring your car to Autobahn, we don’t just plug in the scanner and stop. We do a full, proper check.
Here’s what we look into:
We do all this properly, without overcharging. Our goal is simple: keep your car running well and save you from unnecessary repair bills.
Honestly, it depends on the car. Most people service every 6 months or every 5,000–7,500 miles. But if you drive daily in Dubai heat, short trips, or traffic, you may need it a bit sooner.
If you’re unsure, just stop by. We’ll take a look and tell you what your car actually needs
We work on almost everything: