Your Vehicles Electrical System

Electrical systems in today's vehicles contain multiple electronic control units and data circuits. Our technicians have the tools and training to diagnose and repair the sophisticated circuitry that controls your engine, transmission, airbag, ABS, and many other systems within your vehicle. These sensitive components should only be serviced by trained technicians.

If you have a service engine soon, antilock brake, supplemental inflatable restraint or any other malfunction indicator lamp on in your vehicle, let the certified trained technicians at Kemper KIA take care of it.

Types of data circuits

• UART
• Class 2
• Simple Data Bus
• Controller Area Network
• Keyword 82
• Keyword 2000
• Serial Peripheral Network

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Charging Systems

Todays vehicles use alternators to keep your battery properly charged. Newer charging systems use regulated voltage systems to precisely control charging voltage. Regulated voltage systems lower alternator output once the battery is fully charged, this helps prevent battery sulfation and extends the life of your battery.

Typical alternator output voltage is about 14 volts and 80 to 100 amps. Testing your charging system will include checking the output voltage and loading the electrical system and verifying that the alternator can obtain its maximum amperage output.

Typical Failures

• Low voltage output
• Low amperage output
• Noise

Satisfied customers for over 70 years

The Kemper family has been building its reputation as one of New Jersey's Best Automobile Dealerships since it opened for business in 1941. The dealership has changed since the early days, but our dedication to customer satisfaction has remained steadfast for over 70 years.