Reasons for Tata Car Owners to visit Gomechanic and use their advanced technology OBD:

Sticking EGR Valves: Sticky EGR valves, a common problem in Tata vehicles is one of the issues that affects the performance of EGR systems monitored by OBD. Bad engine performance, increased emissions and check-engine light being turned on via OBD are just some of its consequences.

The Solution is offered by GoMechanic: The issue of sticky EGR valves in Tata vehicles is solved by GoMechanic who employs the use of OBD diagnostics to identify the problem accurately. To ensure proper functioning, our mechanics utilise OBD tools to clean or change EGR valves whenever necessary. We consequently boost engine power and decrease exhaust gases through controlling the OBD system aimed at maintaining EGR.

Corroded Battery Terminals:  Corroded battery terminals can occur in Tata cars prone to electrical connection failure according to the diagnosing module. The car may have trouble starting up, while sporadic electrical malfunctions could drain it completely.

The Solution is offered by GoMechanic: To deal with corroded battery terminals, Tata car owners can visit GoMechanic. Our technicians use OBD diagnostics to identify electrical connection problems. We provide comprehensive cleaning to ensure efficient electrical flow and proper contact. We also inspect and replace terminals if necessary, using OBD tools to ensure reliable starting and optimal electrical system performance. 

Malfunctioning Mass Air Flow Sensor: A poorly working Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor is another thing which may cause the vehicle engine to behave abnormally such as: irregular idle, stalling or decreased fuel economy. The tata OBD monitors the MAF that measures incoming air so as to determine appropriate fuel mixture. Malfunctioning MAFs often cause OBD codes and check engine lights which affect overall engine performance and emissions.

The solution is offered by GoMechanic: GoMechanic accurately identifies faulty Mass Airflow Sensors in Tata cars using OBD diagnostics. We diagnose the MAF by means of sophisticated OBD tools and carry out required services that involve either original Tata parts or high-quality aftermarket options. This ensures the best engine performance and compliance with the manufacturer’s specifications especially under its emission control system controlled by the OBD unit in this case.

Catalytic Converter Damage:  Damaged Tata cars catalytic converters may have challenges resulting from low-grade fuel or engine misfires that are often identified by the OBD system. Reduced performance of the engine, higher emissions and OBD light on are symptoms.

The Solution is offered by GoMechanic: GoMechanic addresses catalytic converter damage in Tata cars by offering diagnostic services to identify the cause, such as fuel quality or engine misfires. We recommend and perform repairs or replacements of the catalytic converter, ensuring the engine runs efficiently and meets emission standards, thereby preventing future issues and costly repairs.