
The charging light comes on while driving
The alternator supplies every electrical consumer and charges the battery while the engine runs. A red charging tell-tale with the engine running signals a charging system fault.
We test the alternator, its belt and its cables, then repair the part the test identifies.

Lamps that brighten and dim with engine speed
Headlamps that change brightness as the revs rise and fall can point to a faulty alternator. Bulbs that burn out sooner than normal are a second clue to the same fault. We measure the charging output across the rev range, then replace the regulator or the alternator when the output is wrong.

A fuse that blows again
On a Pajero Sport, Mitsubishi treats a replacement fuse that fails again soon after fitting as a reason to check the whole electrical system. A repeat blow means the fault sits in the circuit behind the fuse. We trace that circuit to the short or the overload and fix it, then fit the new fuse.

Unrelated warnings in the cluster at once
A cluster full of unrelated warnings can come from one damaged cable. On one car, the culprit was a chafed cable worn against the steering column. We read the codes from every control unit, find the wire they share and repair the chafed section.

A circuit that works, then stops
A feature that cuts out and returns signals a cable break or a loose contact. Cables are most at risk where they move or bend, near a connector or where the harness passes from the body into the engine bay. We find the break and repair or replace that cable section.

Faults after a plug-in device
Mitsubishi tells Pajero Sport owners to connect nothing but a diagnosis tool to the diagnosis connector. Any other device there can discharge the battery or make the electronic devices malfunction. We remove the device, read the stored codes and repair any circuit it has upset.