FAQ

Auto electricians are qualified to look after a vehicle’s air conditioning and electrical systems, while mechanics specialise in the mechanical side, such as the engine. So, if it’s related to components of your car computer system (such as warning lights on the dash, battery, headlights and signal lights, electrical brake systems, wiring, etc.), instead of general servicing or repairs of motor parts, we’re the team to call.

The cause could be one of a few things, including compressors not engaging, a fluid leak or a number of other issues. A common misconception is that the air conditioning needs a “top up” of gas. Bring your vehicle in and we’ll run diagnostics to get to the bottom of the problem fast.

We sure can! If yours is causing you grief, give us a call.

Have a look at your battery charge light. If your battery charge light comes on while driving, you’re possibly looking at an alternator problem. While if your vehicle is having trouble turning over, your starter motor could be the problem. Either way, we can check it out for you.

Our team will handle this for you; however you’ll be able to find your battery group size in your vehicle’s owner manual. The group number should also be printed on your existing battery. Pop in for a free battery check to make sure all is well.

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