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Marika Posley
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) recently implemented a secure gateway control unit, known as Security Gateway, which has been introduced on certain vehicle models since 2018. For vehicles equipped with the Security Gateway, access to certain diagnostic functions requires unlocking via authentication using a diagnostic tool certified by the manufacturer.
ACTIA has been a partner to automobile manufacturers for more than 30 years, and stands ready to provide aftermarket and repair professionals with the access they will need as soon as other manufacturers introduce their secure access system.
Recent vehicles can integrate more than 100 control units connected to several networks such as CAN (Control Area Network), LIN (Local Interconnect Network), FlexRay and Ethernet. A gateway is a central hub that interconnects and processes data securely and reliably on these vehicle networks.
Car manufacturers are developing solutions to protect their vehicle networks from unauthorised access, including potential cyberattacks.
These systems require authorised access for diagnostic tools to perform the necessary analyses and repairs. But how do multi-make garage owners deal with this?
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DISTRIGO, the distributor of automotive parts, accessories, products, and equipment for shops in the STELLANTIS group, is integrating ACTIA multi-make diagnostic tools in its supplier catalogue, with Multi-Diag 360 in particular.
To help multi-make repair professionals deal with changes to ECUs, driving assistance systems, drive systems, or even regulations, which complicate automotive diagnostics, DISTRIGO is now offering them ACTIA diagnostic equipment.
DISTRIGO is a multi-brand replacement parts distributor of the STELLANTIS group. A network of 38 distribution hubs in France and 135 hubs in Europe. Its commercial and logistics strategy has made it a one-stop shop for replacement parts distribution for both certified and independent repair professionals.
Network calls concern both help with using Multi-Diag and assistance with repairing a vehicle. In qualitative terms, we get good feedback as 96% of tickets are resolved in less than 45 min*. We are therefore truly able to respond quickly and efficiently to maintenance professionals.
In addition to their increase, the calls are also changing in nature and this is not surprising considering the rapid developments in the auto repair industry in recent years.
This is explained, above all else, by the increasing technical skill required to diagnose and repair vehicles these days. With the development of on-board electronics, the profession is becoming increasingly technical, and the level of questions is becoming more complex. They are now IT questions.
For example, a few years ago the majority of calls mainly concerned the location of the diagnostic socket and reading fault codes. Nowadays garage owners need assistance with interpreting the detailed data provided by the diag tool, as well as support with fault finding and assistance with the repair.
Quite the opposite. Auto mechanics are increasingly adept and will therefore take their experience and knowledge of automotive electronics a step further.
Diagnostic tools such as Multi-Diag offer many advanced diagnostic functions. As a result, auto mechanics who are trained in the tool are able to analyse more ECUs, access more electronic functions and resolve more complex faults. Their ability to diagnose and repair is therefore more accurate.
At the moment, the biggest stumbling block for garage owners is the arrival of security gateways implemented by certain manufacturers through the OBD socket. This Security Gateway prevents the garage owner from accessing certain diagnostic functions, including entering the ECU program. This is even more obstructive when the ECU needs to be reprogrammed, or calibrations for parts or remote coding need to be initiated.
The ACTIA hotline draws on the PRP to assist the garage owner. This platform allows an expert technician to connect remotely to an ACTIA Passthru communication interface connected to the vehicle in a garage. In other words, it is a remote control platform on the Passthru VCI connected to the vehicle to update one or more ECUs that have been repaired or worked on, for example.
The ACTIA technical assistance really supports independent multi-make garage owners, as well as those in major maintenance and repair networks, Multi-Diag teams and the Hotline are of high interest for a network.
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