Warning light or reduced power
Stored faults, misfire counts, fuel correction, boost behavior, temperatures, and live sensor values help separate an engine fault from a control or supporting-system issue.
Diagnose oil leaks, warning lights, misfires, overheating, smoke, unusual noise, and loss of power before approving major work. We inspect the engine and its supporting systems, explain the suitable repair choices, and provide a written estimate.
Free pickup and delivery are available across Dubai. Dedicated on-site inspections can be arranged when an initial mobile assessment is suitable.

A warning light does not automatically mean the engine needs rebuilding. The same symptom may come from the engine, cooling circuit, ignition, fuel supply, emissions equipment, sensors, wiring, or a supporting component.
Stored faults, misfire counts, fuel correction, boost behavior, temperatures, and live sensor values help separate an engine fault from a control or supporting-system issue.
Cam covers, seals, housings, lines, coolers, lower engine areas, and crankcase ventilation can leak. Cleaning and tracing the source prevents unnecessary dismantling.
Fans, pumps, thermostats, radiators, hoses, tanks, caps, sensors, and internal leakage must be considered. Continued overheating can turn a cooling repair into engine damage.
Plugs, coils, injectors, air leaks, fuel pressure, sensors, wiring, timing, compression, and valve condition may produce similar behavior. Testing identifies the affected cylinder and cause.
Smoke color, temperature, oil use, coolant condition, mixture control, turbo condition where fitted, and exhaust faults guide the next checks. Severe smoke needs prompt advice.
Do not repeatedly rev the engine to test a new mechanical noise. Oil pressure, accessory drives, valve gear, bearings, timing components, and internal condition may need inspection.
The repair should match the confirmed fault. We separate diagnosis, external component work, internal repair, rebuild assessment, and replacement planning so each estimate has a clear purpose.
Suitable for warning lights, misfires, power loss, unstable idle, difficult starting, unusual consumption, smoke, overheating, or noise. Testing can include scan data, pressure checks, ignition and fueling checks, leak tracing, cooling-system assessment, compression or leak-down testing, and mechanical timing checks when relevant.
External leaks and temperature problems are traced before parts are approved. The repair may involve seals, covers, housings, pipes, pumps, thermostats, radiators, fans, sensors, or related electrical work. The engine is cleaned where practical so the repaired area can be checked again.
Coils, plugs, injectors, fuel-pressure components, intake leaks, sensors, throttle controls, and wiring can affect combustion. We confirm the failed area and check whether another fault caused the component to fail or the warning to return.
Cylinder-head, valve-train, timing, sealing, piston, bearing, or block work is considered only when measurements support it. The written plan states how far dismantling will proceed and how newly discovered damage will be handled before additional work begins.
These market-based ranges help with planning. The model, engine generation, access, test depth, part source, internal condition, and related cooling or electrical work determine the final written amount.
| Service | Estimated price | Typical scope | Main price factors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine fault diagnosis | AED 450 to 1,200 | Scan review, operating checks, accessible inspection, and focused testing | Fault complexity and test depth |
| Oil or coolant leak repair | AED 1,200 to 6,500 | Tracing, affected seals or components, fluids, cleaning, and final checks | Leak location, access, and parts |
| Ignition or injector repair | AED 1,800 to 9,500 | Diagnosis and repair of the confirmed cylinder or fuel-system fault | Quantity, specification, and coding needs |
| Cooling-system component repair | AED 2,000 to 12,000 | Pump, thermostat, radiator, fan, pipe, or related repair as quoted | Model layout and number of affected parts |
| Cylinder-head or timing work | AED 12,000 to 38,000 | Approved dismantling, measured repair, gaskets, fluids, and checks | Damage, machining, parts, and access |
| Engine rebuild | AED 35,000 to 95,000+ | Measured internal repair based on an agreed rebuild plan | Engine type, reusable parts, machining, and hidden damage |
| Replacement engine installation | Quoted after sourcing | Compatibility review, engine, installation, fluids, setup, and testing | New, used, or reconditioned unit and availability |
Prices are estimates in AED. Your written quote identifies labor, parts, fluids, seals, testing, exclusions, and VAT treatment. On equivalent scope and parts, independent workshop pricing can be 65% to 70% below agency pricing.
Send the Ferrari model and a short description of the symptom. A dashboard photo or short video is helpful, but it is not required to begin.

The inspection begins with the exact complaint and operating condition. A fault that appears only when hot, after a long idle, under acceleration, during a cold start, or after refueling needs to be reproduced safely. We review stored and pending faults, freeze-frame information, live data, battery voltage, and recent warning behavior without treating a fault code as a complete diagnosis.
Fluid level and condition provide important evidence. Oil may show fuel dilution, coolant contamination, excessive consumption, or metallic debris. Coolant loss may be external, pressure-related, or internal. Visible leaks are traced to the highest practical source because fluid spreads across undertrays and can make the lowest wet area look responsible.
When the problem involves combustion, we compare cylinders rather than replacing a set of parts without proof. Ignition output, injector command, fuel pressure, intake sealing, compression, leak-down behavior, and bore condition may be checked according to the fault. Mechanical noise can require oil-pressure testing, isolation of accessory drives, and controlled listening at different temperatures.
Stop safely and switch the engine off for a red oil-pressure warning, severe overheating, heavy smoke, rapid coolant loss, a deep knock, grinding, or a sudden major loss of power. Continuing can damage bearings, cylinder surfaces, turbochargers, catalytic converters, cooling components, or electrical equipment.
A steady warning with normal temperature and no severe noise may still allow a controlled next step, but it should not be guessed from the dashboard alone. Call with the exact message and behavior. Free pickup and delivery can be arranged, and suitable recovery can be discussed when the vehicle should not be driven.
Do not repeatedly restart or rev a noisy engine. Do not add incompatible fluid, open a hot cooling system, clear warnings before recording them, or continue a road test when the condition is becoming worse.
This is normally the best-value route when the base engine is healthy and the fault is limited to a seal, sensor, coil, injector, pump, cooling component, oil-system part, intake leak, or accessible timing component. The estimate identifies the affected part, related materials, labor, and final tests.
A rebuild may suit an engine whose major castings remain serviceable and whose internal wear or damage can be measured. The plan can cover bearings, pistons, rings, seals, valves, guides, fasteners, machining, fluids, and required supporting parts. Dismantling proceeds only to the approved level.
Replacement may be practical when damage is extensive or rebuild parts are unavailable. Compatibility must cover the exact engine specification, electronics, sensors, emissions equipment, accessories, and required setup. The condition and history of a used unit must be treated as a sourcing risk.
These planning scenarios show how the confirmed fault changes the work and total. They are estimates, not completed customer jobs. Your written quotation follows inspection.
Concern: Misfire under load with a stored cylinder fault.
Likely work: Ignition and injector testing, affected ignition components, plugs as required, adaptation checks, and final performance verification.
AED 4,800 to 9,500Concern: Coolant loss and rising temperature in traffic.
Likely work: Pressure testing, cooling-circuit diagnosis, affected pump, hose, tank, fan, or thermostat work, correct coolant service, and temperature verification.
AED 3,500 to 11,000Concern: Oil leakage reaching the lower engine area.
Likely work: Cleaning and leak tracing, accessible cover or seal repair, required gaskets and fluids, undertray cleaning, and post-repair inspection.
AED 4,000 to 12,500Ferrari engine layouts, injection systems, turbocharging, cooling circuits, oil systems, electronics, access, and service procedures vary substantially by model and year. We start with the model and symptom, then request further identification only when it helps testing or parts matching.
Earlier and limited-production models may require additional sourcing time or specialist references. That does not prevent you from requesting an inspection. We identify what is needed after the initial contact.

Tell us the model and whether the concern is a warning, leak, heat, smoke, noise, misfire, starting issue, or loss of power.
Visit Al Quoz 4, request free pickup and delivery, or ask whether a dedicated on-site assessment is suitable.
We check the engine and relevant supporting systems, then separate accessible repair from internal work.
You receive the recommended option, estimated total, included parts and labor, exclusions, and next timing before approval.
The approved work is completed, followed by fluid, leakage, operating, warning, and performance checks relevant to the repair.
Focused diagnosis may cost about AED 450 to AED 1,200, while component repairs can range from roughly AED 1,200 to AED 12,000. Internal engine work can be substantially higher. Inspection is needed to define the complete scope.
No. Warning lights can be caused by ignition, fueling, sensors, wiring, cooling, emissions, or supporting components. A rebuild is considered only when mechanical measurements and internal condition support it.
Yes. The engine is inspected to find the highest practical source of leakage. The quote then identifies the affected seal, cover, housing, line, cooler, or related component and any required cleaning or fluids.
No. Stop safely if temperature continues to rise or coolant is escaping. Continuing can cause cylinder-head, gasket, bearing, and other internal damage. Call for transport advice.
A rebuild may be possible when the original block and major castings remain serviceable and required parts and machining are available. Measurements after approved dismantling determine the final plan.
Yes. Free pickup and delivery are available across Dubai. Send the model, location, and symptom so the arrangement can be planned safely.
Dedicated on-site inspections can be arranged when an initial mobile assessment is suitable. Pressure testing, lifting, dismantling, and equipment-intensive diagnosis may need the Al Quoz 4 workshop.
Diagnosis and smaller external repairs may require a shorter visit when parts and capacity are available. Internal work, machining, or engine sourcing takes longer. A practical schedule is provided after the fault and parts path are known.
Arrange a free inspection at our Al Quoz 4 workshop. We will assess the symptom, explain the suitable repair options, and provide a written estimate before work begins. Shifting, clutch, engagement, or driveline concerns should follow the Ferrari transmission repair route.