Car Diagnostic Tests in Port Macquarie

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Port macquarie car diagnostic tests

When your dashboard lights up or something feels off, a car diagnostic test is the fastest way to uncover the issue. At Pacific Plaza Automotive in Port Macquarie, we use advanced scan tools to quickly identify faults in your engine, transmission, sensors and electrical systems.


Our team translates those error codes into plain English, so you know what’s going on and what needs fixing. We combine experience with the latest technology to save you time and prevent costly repairs. In addition to diagnostics, we also handle auto electrical issues, logbook servicing and car aircon regassing to keep your vehicle running reliably—and free roadside service nationwide for the moments when it doesn't.

  • Scan Tools for Modern Vehicles
  • Clear Fault Code Interpretation
  • Accurate Diagnosis, Honest Advice


We don’t guess—we test. Book a diagnostic scan with Pacific Plaza Automotive in Port Macquarie by calling 02 6582 2277, and let’s get to the bottom of that warning light.

Find the Fault Before It Escalates

Modern cars rely on computer systems that monitor everything from fuel mix to exhaust emissions. When a sensor detects a fault, a warning light appears—but the real cause isn’t always obvious.


Our diagnostic tools plug directly into your vehicle’s system, retrieving error codes that point to the problem area. We then combine that data with hands-on inspection to confirm the fault and advise on the next step.

  • Engine, transmission & sensor fault scans
  • ABS, airbag & emissions system checks
  • Ideal for warning lights or performance issues
  • Fast diagnosis reduces downtime & guesswork
  • Suitable for all makes & models


If your car is trying to tell you something, we’ll help you understand it. Book a diagnostic test today, and drive away with confidence, not questions.

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