One of the main components of a vehicle's power supply system is the alternator, which is responsible for maintaining the battery charge and powering all electrical devices. In this article, we will discuss the symptoms that occur when the alternator malfunctions, as well as provide several methods for testing it.

The growing popularity of LFP batteries in electric vehicles will inevitably lead to an increase in the number of such vehicles appearing in auto repair shops. The characteristics of LFP batteries differ from other types of lithium-ion batteries. Understanding the specific features of LFP batteries will enable correct diagnostics.

Shock absorbers, like other vehicle components, have typical faults. Knowledge of these faults, as well as the availability of appropriate diagnostic equipment, allows them to be eliminated quickly.

The failure of the traction battery in electric vehicles and hybrids is typically caused by one of three problems: overheating, physical damage, or poor quality of battery cells. The use of modern testers for diagnosing and balancing batteries can extend the lifespan of high-voltage batteries.

Vehicle manufacturers utilize a variety of electric power steering control technologies including: CAN, CAN-FD and FlexRay. The MS561 PRO tester's capabilities allow it to diagnose EPS units with any of these data buses. Also, the MS561 PRO tester has a number of new features to help with electric power steering repair.