Computerized Engine Tuning

A tune-up used to mean adjusting the carburettor by ear. On a modern car, tuning means checking every part that affects combustion — spark plugs, ignition coils, air intake, throttle and sensors — and using diagnostic equipment to confirm the engine is running within its designed values.

Where supported by the vehicle, we also perform relearn and adaptation procedures (such as idle or throttle relearn) after cleaning or part replacement, so the engine computer works with accurate information.