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Mechanics 2 U take great pride in offering their clients personalised, and friendly service at all times. 
      
Conveniently located in Rocklea, the business is a member of the Repco Auto Tech training program, ensuring their technicians are kept fully up to date with modern vehicle repair methods. 
      
Mechanics 2 U have a wealth of experience in servicing all makes and models, including commercial fleet vehicles. As a Repco Authorised Service centre, they have a commitment to high quality workmanship, ensuring the very best in automotive care.

Mechanics 2 U look forward to taking care of all your motoring needs.

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Mechanics 2 U are a fully equipped Car Service Workshop in Rocklea.  Fully qualified log book service Our fully qualified log book servicing ensures your car is in safe hands, you don't have to go back to your dealership to maintain your new car warranty - or to keep your log book in order. To find out more about your right to choose us for your log book or new car service - check out our new car service page which will help dispel some of the myths about new car servicing. Keep up to date with Zuess's adventures around the workshop on our facebook page Award winning customer service As a family owned and operated business we strive to provide good old fashioned customer service, which is why we are proud recipients of the Repco Customer Service Award for 2014. Mechanics 2 U take great pride in offering you very best in car servicing and automotive repairs, in your chosen location. Mechanics 2 U care about the environment and have ARC Tick Authorisation to reliably and responsibly conduct automotive air conditioning service (AU33437). The ARC Tick of approval helps ensure technicians have the skills and knowledge to correctly undertake service and repairs of refrigerated air conditioning to minimise environmental impact. ARC Approved Car Air Conditioning Servicing reduces Fuel Costs and protects your health.  Although we are an independent family business, we are members of the Repco Authorised Service network which means we uphold a commitment to high quality workmanship, and our work is covered by the Repco Nationwide Warranty. All of our accredited mechanics are members of the Repco Auto Tech training program, ensuring our workshop and vans are kept fully up to date with modern vehicle repair methods. Access to Smartquote and the Auto-tech encyclopedia gives us constant access to the latest bulletins and service schedules for all makes and models. For friendly service from a trusted independent car service mechanic, you know you can always rely on the expert team at Mechanics 2 U - No Bones About It 

As your local Mechanic in Rocklea, Mechanics 2 U take great pride in offering our clients the very best in car servicing and automotive repairs.

Car service in Rocklea

Are you having trouble getting your car started in the morning? Even when it's not that cold? Then you may have a problem with your ignition system. A vehicle's engine generates air and gas resulting in energy for the wheels. A spark is ignited through the combination of air and petrol, otherwise known as the ignition. This ignition runs through a collective effort from the ignition coil, distributor, distributor cap, rotor, plug wires and spark plugs. Mechanics 2 U will check a number of things to ascertain the underlying cause. This might include the coil, distributor cap, coil wire, electrical connection, fuel pump and fuel filter. Once we have checked all the major compartments, we look for loose starter bolts, bad injectors, faulty cold start valves, chipped ring gear or inconsistencies with the engine's main computer. 
We offer ignition system services with the following benefits; Peace of Mind: While some may be wary of mechanics coming to their home, when you call us you know that a member of the Repco Authorised Service Centre will be coming to you. You can expect only the top mechanics. Great Value: Not only do you not need to rent a car or have your vehicle towed to our shop, but with access to the spare parts network from Repco we can find the right part within your budget. Wonderful Team: Our family owned business is a proud member of the Rocklea community. When you choose to work with us you are making a commitment to the community. Ignition system services offered by Mechanics 2 U include; Battery Cleaning Battery Replacement Ignition System Overhaul Compression Chamber Repair Distributerless Ignition Repair Alternator Repair Rotor Repair Spark Plug Testing Spark Plug Replacement Hot Spark Plug Replacement Cold Spark Plug Replacement Spark Plug Wire Replacement Distributer Cap Replacement High Voltage Coil Lead Replacement Ignition Module Replacement Ignition Switch Replacement Ignition Signal Sensor Timing Adjustment Vacuum Advance Timing Adjustment Centrifugal Advance Timing Adjustment Mechanics 2 U know how important it is to understand the parts of your car so you know when something is not right so we have created a glossary of common ignition system parts to pass on to you. Spark Plug Wire: Connects the spark plugs to the distributer Compression Chamber: Chamber which connects the spark plugs and fuel Vacuum Advance: Timing of the lighting of the spark plugs Alternator: Generates the electric current from the power in the battery Ignition Coil: Set of coils which lead the current to the spark plugs For all your ignition system issues or your next well conducted car service contact Mechanics 2 U without delay!

Having trouble getting your car started in the morning, even when it's not that cold - You may have a problem with your ignition system..

Ignition System Services

Focus on what you do best­ - running your business - and let us worry about servicing your fleet vehicles. Our experienced mechanics at  will service your vehicles quickly and efficiently so they are off the road for the minimum amount of time and you keep the costs low. We specialise in Fleet Servicing and have several clients who keep coming back to us every year. We understand that everyone's requirements are different and we are happy to accommodate you in any way we can. We can deliver you the flexibility and personalised service of a locally owned business with the quality assurances that come from being backed by an industry leading brand? Repco and their nationwide warranty. Our workshop is located in Rocklea, visit or call us today to discuss your requirements. We use the latest diagnostic equipment We are very thorough, at least 1.25 hours is spent servicing each vehicle We include 65 Point Vehicle Inspection report with each service and will include anything that needs attention in the future We will not over service your vehicles. If the air filter is marked for replacement but looks like it will last until your next service we will wait until then to replace it We have courtesy vehicles for your convenience in getting back to work after dropping the vehicle off We can offer great value roadside assistance for your fleet vehicles as well We can offer a 30 day end of month account or alternatively we can accept Fleet Card and Custom Fleet We have very experienced and knowledgeable mechanics who will take care of your vehicle For your peace of mind, we are also covered by Repco's Nationwide Warranty, however, we have never had a claim in the entire time we've been a member of Repco's Authorised Service Centre program. For high quality Fleet Servicing at a competitive price, contact Mechanics 2 U

Focus on what you do best­ - running your business - and let us worry about servicing your fleet vehicles.

Fleet servicing 

At Mechanics 2 U (AU33437), our certified technicians are qualified to provide all your car air conditioning needs in Rocklea and the surrounding areas. We offer a full range of services, from regular servicing and inspection to regas and repairs. Today's cars are complex machines and your air con system has components that must be regularly serviced and replaced in order to remain reliable and efficient. A decrease in refrigerant or leaks can result in your car's air con system working harder, thus increasing fuel consumption. Our team can evaluate your rubber seals for any signs of leakage or deterioration that might indicate refrigerant loss. By getting your car's air conditioning serviced yearly, you can prevent future costly breakdowns, protect passengers from the build up of hazardous materials, and even save money in the long run by reducing fuel consumption. Our Rocklea workshop only use the latest technology to ensure your car air conditioning is running in peak condition. At Mechanics 2 U, we care about the environment and hold an Arctick Authorisation (AU18848) to safely and effectively provide vehicle air conditioning regas, repairs, services, and inspections. Car Air Conditioning Frequently Asked Questions How do air conditioners work? A car air conditioner system is composed of four essential parts : A belt-driven pump known as a compressor to compress and circulate gas. A radiator like unit called a condenser to redistribute heat and condense gas to a liquid. An expansion device, which could be a thermal expansion valve (TXV) or an orifice tube (subject to the kind of air-con system used). Some systems have an accumulator before the compressor to remove moisture from the refrigerant while TXV systems have a receiver-dryer before the evaporator performs the same crucial task. Both of these parts also store refrigerant. Car air conditioning is designed to pull the heat from the air within the car's interior area and transfer it outside, leaving only cooled or 'conditioned' air to be redistributed. Hot air is passed across a gas-filled evaporator, where the heat is easily absorbed by the refrigerant (in gas form), effectively removing the heat from the air in the car. The now heated gas is pulled through the compressor where it is further heated (via compression). The next stage involves the refrigerant being forced through the condenser to extract the refrigerant's heat quickly. The refrigerant, now condensed to a liquid, then moves through the expansion device (either a TXV or Orifice tube), which regulates the refrigerant's flow to the evaporator, changing the high-pressure liquid to a low-pressure mist (gas). A fan blowing over the evaporator's cold fins produces the cold air being blown into the car, and the entire process then begins all over again. Does the car air conditioner use more fuel? Yes! Your car air conditioning is using fuel. However, it's actually more fuel efficient to run car air conditioning than it is to have your windows down due to aerodynamic drag. If your air conditioning isn't performing its best, it may use more fuel to run. To avoid this, it's important that you have your air conditioning serviced regularly by professionals, like the ones at Mechanics 2 U.  What's the cause of the bad smell in car air conditioning? The damp environment can promote microbes, bacteria and even fungus growth inside the evaporator core. This can lead to nasty smells and possibly even be bad for the health of any vehicle occupants. Although modern evaporator units tend to be more efficient, they have more fins, meaning an increased capability to trap moisture and allow for micro-organism development. How do I know my car air conditioning is due for a service? If you cannot remember when your air conditioning was last serviced, perhaps it's time to book in with the team at Mechanics 2 U. You should also book in if: Your air conditioning system is blowing warm air There are damp patches or water stains under your dashboard Your car air conditioning system smells funny Your car air conditioning system is making strange noises There is weak air flow from the car air conditioning system Why does the car air conditioner need to be serviced? Car air conditioning is designed to pull the heat from the air within the interior area of the car outside, leaving only cooled or 'conditioned' air to be redistributed. This is achieved using a special compound called refrigerant, capable of readily absorbing heat as a gas and quickly losing heat as a liquid. The compressor needs the right amount of oil in the refrigerant to prevent it from seizing up. Should the air filters be jammed with dirt and bacteria, it will affect the entire system's performance, and it can even cause it to stop working altogether. On top of inhibiting air conditioner efficiency, dirty air filters can cause health problems. Being exposed to the elements and very diverse operating conditions and being used intermittently rather than being 'Always On' can cause decay of the hoses, connections and seals. A vehicle air conditioning system should be examined regularly to ensure there are no problems or refrigerant loss due to failure or leakage from these points. Simply by cooling the air in your car under normal running conditions, the air filters get dirty and intermittent use can cause seals to dry and crack, allowing them to leak. Even without leaks, the gas in a car air conditioning system will eventually begin to degrade or evaporate over time. It should be recharged as required to keep the air con system in peak running condition. How often should a car air conditioner be serviced? Your automotive air conditioning system needs to be examined once a year for any signs of problems with the seals, hoses and connections and confirm there is no refrigerant reduction over time. Regularly servicing your automotive air conditioner system keeps refrigerant at optimum levels meaning the system does not need to work as hard. This, in turn, protects the system from damage and minimises fuel expenditure. Can I service my own car air conditioner? Only qualified mechanics with the appropriate training, like the ones at Mechanics 2 U, should attempt to service a car air conditioner. Specific licences are required to service or repair some types of car air conditioning systems, especially where re-gas (recharging of the refrigerant) is concerned. Strict guidelines and procedures must be adhered to when handling certain refrigerants, which must always be fully recovered and not allowed to escape into the atmosphere during servicing. Refrigerant can also pose serious health risks if mishandled. Specialist equipment is also required as the air conditioning system is under extreme pressure and must be pulled into a deep vacuum to remove any moisture, to avoid seriously damaging the system. You can find out more about licensing on the Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) Website.

Vehicle Air Conditioning Service in Rocklea by Mechanics 2 U using the latest technology to help you keep your cool.

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Keep your cool, without global warming. A proactive car air conditioning approach to protecting our environment.  As Australia begins phasing down HFC use (from January 2018), many new vehicle manufacturers may be switching to new air conditioning systems using the more environmentally friendly refrigerant R-1234yf, instead of R-134a. The benefits of using R-1234yf "Twelve Thirty Four", as R-1234yf is sometimes known, is an HFO type refrigerant delivering high performance, resulting in a more efficient air-conditioning system, fewer emissions and reduced fuel consumption. Hydrofluoroolefins (HFO's) have a double carbon bond meaning they trap less heat in the atmosphere than Hydrofluorocarbons (HFC's) and break down faster. Importantly, R-1234yf systems are specifically engineered to prevent refrigerant leakage and loss, including into the interior of the vehicle. The leakage of refrigerants contributes considerably to greenhouse gases. Why the switch? Older type refrigerants accumulate in the upper atmosphere as greenhouse gases and contribute significantly to Global Warming for a considerable time. In the mid-'90s, the old R-12 (or Freon), which takes a long time to break down into a non-greenhouse gas, was replaced with R134a, which breaks down much quicker. R-1234yf takes that improvement to the next level, breaking down in less than half the time of R-134a (and a fraction of the time R-12 can take). R-134a will remain in use for some time and a licensed mechanic can still service R-134a air con systems, but new vehicles will likely use the new systems with R-1234yf. Some already are. Irrespective of what type of refrigerant your car air conditioner uses, a car service workshop undertaking air conditioner service must have the right knowledge and equipment to handle these gases responsibly. You should always take your car to a mechanic with the skills and specialist equipment to undertake air conditioning service safely and correctly.

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