Service-bay tablets that know every manual
Technicians ask for torque values, wiring steps and recall notes instead of searching thousands of pages.
Mechanics scan a fault code and get the likely causes and test steps for that exact model.
What does P0301 mean on this engine?
Misfire on cylinder 1. Check the coil and plug first, then the injector.
Where is the cylinder 1 coil?
Front left of the engine, under the cover. Remove the two 10 mm bolts to lift the cover.
P0420 after a new catalytic converter?
Check for exhaust leaks before the rear oxygen sensor first, then the sensor itself, per diagnostic guide 6.4.
A fault code tells a technician where to look, not what to do. Generic code lists online miss the model-specific causes and the test order that your engineers know. Mobile mechanics working at the roadside or in rural workshops often have no signal to look anything up.
Technicians and mobile mechanics, on a workshop tablet or a rugged handheld beside the car.
Fault code tables, diagnostic trees and known fixes per engine and model.
The technician enters or scans the code and gets the likely causes in the order your guide recommends.
When a technician reports a better fix, your team updates the guide and every device gets it.
Not a generic code list.
Answers on a rugged handheld with no signal.
Every technician follows the same test order.
It explains codes your diagnostic tool reads. It can be connected to the tool if the tool offers an interface.
No. It follows your procedure and cites it, so the technician can check each step.
That is your choice. You decide which devices and users receive the content.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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