Auto Electrical servicing is one of the most important ways of keeping modern cars running efficiently and safely.

Cars have more electrical components in them than ever before and the list just seems to keep increasing.

In addition to the traditional systems such as starter motors and simple systems like radios, the electrical systems of modern cars now need to cope with many more components. Such things as modern safety systems & controls and a range of electronic devices such as navigation systems and various entertainment devices all rely on your auto electrical system to function correctly.

Autotech Bunbury will inspect and test your electrical system to identify anything that is, or could be causing you problems. Our auto electrical services include testing, servicing, refitting and repairing a whole range of electrical components fitted to different types of vehicles including:

• Fuel pumps
• Radios/stereos
• Trailer brakes
• Anti-theft devices
• Air conditioning Systems
• Gauges and instruments
• Indicator units
• Control circuits
• DC generators
• Starter motors
• Alternators
• Batteries
• Electronic fuel injection systems
• Electric gear shift control systems
• Lights
• Ignition systems

• Battery - The battery supplies the power required to start the engine
• Alternator - Maintains the charge in the battery while the car is moving
• Starter motor - uses power from the battery to start the engine
• Solenoid -administers power from the battery to the starter motor
• Voltage Regulator - Ensure the correct voltage level in the system
• Fuse Panel - Provides protection for electrical components in the car
• Connectors and Wires - connect the electrical system and close circuits

The major components of a modern automotive electrical system tend to be interconnected and when one of these elements fails it will usually affect some, if not all of the other components, often making it difficult to determine exactly what the problem is.

Autotech Bunbury will conduct certain tests to allow us to quickly determine where the problem is and fix it with minimal hassle and inconvenience to you. That's real Peace of Mind.

• Alternator belt - the alternator recharges your battery by harnessing the power generated by the engine by means of a belt and transferring it to the battery. If the belt breaks, loses tension or comes loose the alternator will no longer be able to maintain the charge in the battery correctly
• Broken or loose wiring - If an important wire comes loose, breaks, wears out or melts you could have a problem using your electrical components or even starting your car. This can be a difficult problem to diagnose
• A flat battery - Flat batteries are a common problem. Accidentally leaving lights or other electrical items on without the engine running is often the cause. If yo can get the car going but after driving around or running the engine for a while, the battery goes flat again it means you have a problem elsewhere. The battery itself may need replacing, the alternator could be faulty, the voltage regulator has a problem or even a combination of these. Bring it in to Autotech Bunbury to get it checked out.
• Normal wear and tear - all of your cars parts are susceptible to wear and tear in some form or another. The cars battery, solenoid and voltage regulator are among the common auto electrical components known to cause problems due to normal wear and tear
• Blown fuses - Fuses in your car are a safety feature designed to protect your electrical components from serious damage from surges and overloads. They are there to protect expensive components. If you continually blow fuses give us a call.
• Car will not start despite having a good battery? The solenoid may not be working correctly.

• An odd growling or whining noise may indicate a problem with your alternator belt
• Dimming or flickering headlights could mean your voltage regulator is having problems
• Electrical items such as car stereo, lights, air conditioner and so on are just not working could be as simple as a blown fuse, though they may represent a deeper problem
• Hearing a loud clicking noise when turning the ignition key may be linked to a problem with your starter motor
• If there is no sound at all when you turn the key (the car doesn't start) - your solenoid could be at fault, particularly if the battery is known to be working correctly
• Smell of burning rubber or hot wires may be a problem with your alternator. Catching it early may prevent costly diagnosis of problems later so if there is a smell of burning or hot plastic come into our Bunbury workshop for an Auto Electrical check over.

You can Rely on Autotech Bunbury in Bunbury WA to identify and fix most auto electrical related problems