Welcome to the New Kylami Truck Worx Mastering the Art of Volvo Truck Diagnostics & Problem Solving
Welcome to our improved site!
Whether you’ve been with us since the beginning or you’re just pulling in for the first time, I’ve redesigned this space to better serve the professionals who keep the wheels turning.
What You Can Expect:
This isn’t just a collection of technical manuals. My goal is to guide you on how to apply your existing knowledge in a more productive, insightful way. I don’t just want to show you how to fix a truck, I want to show you how I use “reverse engineering” and a deep curiosity for systems to solve even the most complex diagnostic puzzles.
I can’t help but want to understand the mechanics behind everything I encounter. Whether I’m looking at an ancient Roman structure with my wife, or a modern Volvo V4, I’m always asking: How was this built? Why does it work this way? That is the mindset I want to share with you here.
The Basic Idea
We’ll start with the fundamentals, a look at how mechanical and electrical systems have evolved, and why they are designed the way they are. By the time we dive into the more advanced diagnostic techniques, you should already have a solid understanding of how I approach problems.
Advanced
Here we’ll explore hands-on fault finding, shortcuts, common vehicle specific faults and progressing all the way to advanced diagnostics, repairs, and programming. The final section will focus on ECU repairs and some tips and tricks I’ve learned along the way.
For the nerds
This section we cover the deep logic level stuff, like coding and breaking down CAN messages into bits and bytes. It gets really nerdy, so brace yourself for loads of numbers.
The “Tap” Philosophy
We expect water to come out when we turn the handle. This is the objective. Now that we know what to expect, we can “reverse engineer”. How does water come out the tap – by turning the handle, right! But what does the handle do? Ahhhh, simple, it allows water to flow! But how? Keep going! Switch off your water supply and remove the handle from the tap, remove the mechanism from the tap, explore it. What does it do? Look inside the tap where the mechanism mounts. What do you see? How does it work? Does it move up and down, left or right, does it seal something? And just keep going. Once you’re confident that you know how it works, you can properly diagnose. Is the handle tight, does it move, is there water supply to the tap and so on.
The same goes for anything, you see a house, but how is it built, brick by brick!
📜 For Everyone:
Some of what I write may be logical and straightforward for those with a technical background, but I also understand that many people, even those who have trained in modern facilities, need clearer guidance and explanation. That’s why I’ll break things down in layman’s terms and take a deep dive into the thought process behind every repair.