Bosch brochure helps you teach consumers about diagnostics

Jan. 1, 2020
Bosch has released an informative brochure intended to help your customers understand automotive diagnostics and vehicle flash reprogramming, how they work and why they are very important when servicing most vehicles.

Bosch has released an informative brochure intended to help your customers understand automotive diagnostics and vehicle flash reprogramming, how they work and why they are very important when servicing most vehicles.

The brochure, “Vehicle Diagnosis” (No. F00E380793), can help you tell customers about how today’s vehicles are like computers on wheels, and increased complexity of today’s vehicles means that more and more vehicle systems will be managed by Electronic Control Modules (ECUs).

By using this brochure, you can explain in easy-to-understand terms how these computers warn of any problems by illuminating a light on the vehicle dashboard and how you use scan tools and other equipment to communicate with the vehicle, diagnose the system and determine appropriate procedures to correct the problem.

Designed to make the motorist aware of the importance of diagnostics in everyday driving, Vehicle Diagnosis discusses how many vehicle ECUs utilize software that can be updated or modified through flash reprogramming to make the vehicle perform better and run cleaner. The brochure explains how popular software updates through flash reprogramming are made to:
Engine Control Module (ECM).
Transmission Control Module (TCM)
Fuel Injection Control Module (FICM)
Antilock Brakes Module (ABS).
Body Control Module (BCM)

Most vehicles (estimated at 70 percent) have some type of ECU reflash calibration available, meaning you’re sure to see these vehicles in your bays.

 

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Motorists are reminded that as the complexity of vehicles has increased over the years, it has become imperative that the shop selected to repair a vehicle has the technicians and the equipment to do the job properly and efficiently. Sophisticated tools and skilled technicians can attain an in-depth, accurate diagnosis of a vehicle’s problem, leading to effective repair and ultimately saving the motorist time and money.

The brochure notes that a shop that has invested in the most skilled labor and up-to-date technology may pass along additional fees they have incurred for the premium equipment and software from the vehicle manufacturer. It is because these shops have access to these advanced resources that the motorist receives the most efficient and accurate vehicle repair.

For more information on the brochurces, which are available at any Bosch Service Center, visit www.boschservice.com/FindSvcCenter/Pages/FindingaServiceCenter.aspx.

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