Electrical Repair at our Sebring shop

Because the fault is almost never where the symptom is. Tracing a circuit means following the diagram from power through the switch, the module, the load, and the ground, testing at each point until the break shows itself. It is slower than swapping a part, and it is the only way to be right the first time.

Yes, though intermittent drains take longer than steady ones. Sometimes we need the vehicle overnight so we can watch the current draw over time and catch the module that is waking up. We will tell you up front if your symptom is the kind that needs to sit with us.

You can, but every deep discharge takes life out of the battery, so you often end up buying a battery on top of the original problem. The drain is also still there and can leave you stuck somewhere inconvenient. It is cheaper to find the cause than to keep paying for the symptom.

We can diagnose problems they cause, and add-on equipment is a common source of drains and strange faults because it gets spliced into circuits it was never meant to touch. We will trace what it is doing and show you what we find. If the right fix belongs with the installer, we will tell you that too.

We tell you what we are going to test and what that takes before we start, then come back with what we actually found and what it takes to fix it. Nothing beyond that happens without your okay. Brian and Niki built this shop on putting the customer over the money, and diagnosing before selling is what that looks like in practice.