
What we diagnose
- Engine faults and engine management lights
- Gearbox faults
- Brake and ABS faults
- Airbag faults
- Other electrical faults
A warning light on the dash means your car has logged a fault, and the sooner you know what it is, the less it's likely to cost. Our car diagnostics service at JTK Remapping in Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, reads that fault with dealer-level software, tracks it to its cause and gets you back on the road. We diagnose all makes and models.

A warning light is worth sorting before a pre-NCT inspection or your test. If you're booked in for general maintenance or car remapping, we can read the codes on the same visit, so the car starts from a clean bill of health.
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At our workshop in Dungarvan
Every modern car has a network of computers watching its major systems, led by the engine control unit (ECU). When something goes wrong, they store a fault code. We plug in, read those codes and work back to the root cause, so you pay to fix the problem rather than one part after another. We specialise in warning light diagnostics and fault correction, airbag and ABS faults included.
Great service, No problems car is absolutely flying it, Lovely bit of extra power Fair play to the lads and service at reception was excellent
Perfect experience from start to finish. Very easily dealt with. Got my mk7 golf r remapped difference is like night and day. Can’t thank the team enough
Great service, really happy with the remap and downpipe. Car feels brilliant now - highly recommend!






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