Electrical & Computer Systems

Each year, manufacturers are making cars that are more and more reliant on electrical systems. The engine control unit (ECU), otherwise known as the power train or engine control module (PCM or ECM), serves as the main computer for most of your car’s engine performance functions. The starter, alternator, and battery also play major roles in your car’s electrical system. While the car’s electric components may seem confusing, our trained technicians at Foster’s know how to ensure your vehicle is running efficiently.

Know when to bring your car in for an electrical systems diagnosis:

• The engine won’t crank properly, or it starts inconsistently
• Exterior or interior lights are dim or won’t illuminate
• Fuses repeatedly blow out
• Your engine is stalling or misfiring
• You’ve noticed engine performance issues

If your vehicle is experiencing any of these problems, bring it in to the experts at Foster’s who will check for any malfunctions and diagnose any electrical problems with your car.

We offer a free courtesy shuttle to our busy customers; so we can drop you off at work while your car getting serviced! We’ll even pick you back up when the work is done.