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We advise that our workshop will be closed for the Christmas period from the close of business on Tuesday the 24th of December and reopening on Thursday the 2nd of January

We advise that the workshop will be closed over the Easter long weekend reopening on Tuesday the 11th of April

We also advise that we will be closed Tuesday the 25th of April for ANZAC Day reopening Wednesday the 26th of April.

We advise that we will be closed Monday the 5th of June for Western Australia Day reopening Tuesday the 6th of June.

We wish to advise that we will be closed for the Monarch's Birthday on the 25th of September. Apologies for any inconvenience.

We wish to advise that we will be closed for the public holiday on the 4th of March. Apologies for any inconvenience.

Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas (MRB1333) take great pride in offering their clients personalised, and friendly service at all times.

Conveniently located in Beechboro , 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.

Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas 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.

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European Car Specialists Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas have the expertise and knowledge to provide repairs, service and diagnostics on all European and Luxury vehicles including Alfa Romeo - Audi - BMW - Citroen - Ferrari - Fiat - Land Rover - Mercedes Benz - Mini Cooper - Peugeot - Lexus - Porsche - Volvo and many more In-house at our Beechboro car service workshop. Why visit a European car specialist? Designed and built with distinctive craftsmanship and finely tuned engines, European cars require a high level of specialised knowledge to service or maintain them to the standards they deserve. Euro and Luxury vehicles often have cutting edge technologies that require cutting edge expertise. We are Repco Auto-Tech training programme members - Australia's leading provider of automotive technical training and information, so rest assured that Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas keep up to date with all modern vehicle servicing techniques. Through the Auto-Tech encyclopaedia and SmartQuote programs Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas have easy access to the latest service schedules for all makes and models of Luxury and Euro Vehicles. Our expert technicians know exactly how to take good care of all Luxury and European Vehicles, from using European car specific software for diagnosis through to choosing the right quality parts. If you're looking for an Audi service, an experienced BMW mechanic or someone to help maintain your Luxury investment with qualified European car expertise contact us or book a service today.

Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas possesses an extensive wealth of experience and profound understanding, enabling them to expertly manage repairs, comprehensive servicing, and precise diagnostics for all European and high-end luxury automobiles...

European and luxury car service

Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas (AU25873) are ready to carry out all your Vehicle Air Conditioner Regas, Repairs, Service or Inspection needs in Beechboro and the surrounding areas. Todays vehicles are extremely complex and just like the engine a car air conditioner has elements that need to be serviced or replaced on a regular basis to ensure continued reliable and efficient operation. Leaking refrigerant or low refrigerant due to evaporation means your air con system will begin to deteriorate and will have to work harder, raising the amount of fuel you burn. Therefore it is important to regularly carry out an appraisal of the condition of the rubber seals for any signs of leaks or wearing which could be an indication of a loss of refrigerant. By getting a car air conditioning service once a year you generally assist protection from costly breakdowns now and in the future, keep passengers safe by helping to prevent the build-up of potentially harmful substances and a well serviced car air conditioning system actually saves you money because it reduces your overall fuel usage. Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas care about the environment and have Arctick Authorisation (AU25873) to reliably and responsibly conduct automotive air conditioning regas, repairs, service or inspection. Book your car air conditioning service with the experts at Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas today! Air conditioning FAQ 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 Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas.  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 Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas. 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 Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas, 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.

Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas is deeply committed to environmental sustainability and proudly holds Arctick Authorisation (AU25873) to deliver automotive air conditioning services in a manner that is both reliable and responsible. By choosing ARC Approved Car Air Conditioning Servicing, you can significantly reduce your fuel expenses while simultaneously safeguarding your health...

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Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas are experts in service and repair of Automotive Liquid and Vapour LPG systems,  Our highly experienced LPG technicians can run a full diagnostic check, including a detailed safety inspection of your LPG system to ensure it is performing at peak efficiency. We also provide complete gas tank recertification, tuning and repair services. LPG tanks in vehicles must be inspected once they have been in use for 10 years. This includes having the tank itself tested for structural integrity and testing of emergency pressure relief valves for proper function and safety. Having passed the inspection and components having been replaced where applicable, the LPG tank will be date stamped to confirm it is safe to use for another 10 years.  What does an LPG recertification involve? The LPG Tank will usually need to be removed from the vehicle to enable a complete inspection. LPG Tanks that designed to spend the majority of their life inside the vehicle will often be in very good condition, but tend to be harder to access. 4WD and commercial vehicles will often have their LPG tanks mounted on the underside or outside of the vehicle. This means they are usually easier to access, but the nature of their positioning means they are also more exposed to the elements and corrosion or other damage is much more likely. How much does LPG recertification cost? The actual cost of testing an LPG tank will vary from vehicle to vehicle. On some vehicles it may be a relatively simple task to gain access to the LPG tank, but in some cases it often proves more difficult and could involve removing other components to gain access to the tank itself. Contact us and tell us a bit about your vehicle and we can give you more of an idea on cost. Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas are specialists in the service and inspection of both Vapour Injection and liquid injection LPG systems. Speak with the team today or book online!

Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas excels in the provision, installation, and thorough examination of both Vapour Injection and Liquid Injection LPG systems. Beyond merely setting up Liquid and Vapour LPG systems, our expertise extends to offering comprehensive maintenance and repair services for these systems. Our skilled professionals ensure that every system we work on meets the highest standards of performance and safety, guaranteeing optimal operation for our clients...

Lpg service & recertification

When talking brakes, you should not leave it to the point that brake repairs are a necessity. Regular observation as part of our 65 point vehicle inspection report, which is included with any full car service performed by Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas, are crucial in making sure your vehicle's brake system is in good condition. Our expert service staff are able to inform you if they suspect that servicing or repairs of the car's braking system is a wise choice so it doesn't lead to worse problem. Brake services we offer at Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas include: Replace Brake Pads Brake Fluid Flush And Replacement Brake Disc/Rotor And Drum Resurfacing or Machining Replacement Brake Discs And Drums Brake Caliper Replaced Brake Lines/Hose Replacement Replacement Of Complete Brake Systems Get more information about Brake Services from your Repco Authorised Service Dealer Here. If you notice any signs a vehicle's brake system might require a service or repair use our online booking feature to have the brakes of the car inspected via our Beechboro workshop today. Brake warning signs to look out for: Swerving Whenever Brakes Are Applied Vibration Under Brake application Brake Pedal Seems Sticky Brakes Produce Excess Noise Swerving Whenever Brakes Are Applied Vibration Under Brake application Brake Light Warning Brake Pedal Seems Spongy Reduction In Stopping Ability Hard Brake pedal Want to know more about a particular brake warning sign? You can find out more about each of these warning signs in our in depth article Stop! Think! Pay attention to your brakes To understand even more pertaining to these warning signs and a few possible causes, see what Repco Authorised service has to say. 5 Warning Signs your Brakes need servicing

For top-notch brake service in Beechboro, Western Australia, look no further. When it comes to ensuring exceptional stopping power and reliability, demand the latest Repco RCT brake pads, which come with a Nationwide Warranty. Whether you're preparing for a long road trip or just need routine maintenance, our skilled technicians will make sure your braking system is in perfect condition...

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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. Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas provide expert auto electrical service in Beechboro Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas 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  You can rely on Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas to identify & fix most auto electrical related problems Auto electrical FAQ from Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas What parts of the auto electrical system require maintenance? Battery - The battery provides the power required to start the engine  Alternator - Maintains the charge level 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  What are the most common problems auto electrical systems can have? 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  Broken or loose wiring - Electrical current requires a closed circuit to be conducted and the wiring system of your car connects the various electrical systems and provides the circuit. 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 and may not be cause for alarm. Accidentally leaving lights or other electrical items on without the engine running is often the cause. Once you have the car going the alternator should once again maintain a good charge. However, if, 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  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 a couple of auto electrical parts 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. Provided you are fortunate, a blown fuse will be your only problem when an electrical component of your car is not working. While this can happen occasionally, if it happens too often you should get your cars auto electrical system checked by a qualified professional as there is likely something causing a problem  Car will not start despite having a good battery - The solenoid may not be working correctly and is not allowing a sufficient charge to start the car. The solenoid is a coil of wire around two magnets that administers higher voltage than normal from the battery to the starter motor What are the signs an auto electrical system may need a service? 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  Smelling burning rubber or hot wires could well be a problem with your alternator. Catching this problem early may prevent costly diagnosis of problems later and may even help prevent a fire in the electrical system. 

Auto Electrical servicing plays a crucial role in maintaining the efficiency and safety of contemporary vehicles. At Beechboro Mechanical & Auto Gas, located in the heart of Beechboro, we offer comprehensive Auto Electrical Services backed by a nationwide warranty...

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Keep your car running efficiently and safely - Auto Electrical Service