Australian Mechanical Blog

Getting out and adventuring in your 4WD is always something to look forward to, but maintaining your vehicle before and after each trip is vital…

The oxygen sensor is an electronic device used to measure the amount of oxygen in a gas or liquid.  It was developed in the late 1960’s and is most commonly used to measure…

A wheel alignment is something every car needs every now and then. Your wheels and suspension can slowly become misaligned over time or from hitting a deep pothole. Read on to discover if your car needs a wheel alignment. What Is a Wheel…

You’re driving along and all of a sudden a warning light on your dash turns on. You notice that your cars temperature gauge is in the red – your car is overheating. If this has happened to you, then you know how frustrating and scary it can…

Why Won’t My Car Start?Everyone takes their car starting for granted, until one day it doesn’t. Cars are complex pieces of engineering with many moving parts, but a car that won’t start is usually one of a few common issues. Read below to find out why your car might...

If you own a car with a manual transmission, you know how important your clutch is. Without it, you wouldn’t be able to change gears or stop without stalling your engine. Clutches are…

It’s Summer, the perfect time to take a long road trip in the outback or along the coastline. Your car needs to be prepared for the whole trip, working efficiently on the road over…

Summer in Brisbane usually includes some very hot days with high humidity. Broken air conditioning in your car on a long trip through South East Queensland may be both sweaty and uncomfortable.

Dashboard warnings can be a massive headache. Often times, these small lights don’t give you much information, and may be indicative of a serious problem. Learn how to interpret these symbols and know when it’s time to call a mechanic.