New Car Crankshaft Position Sensor in Hamilton

New Car Crankshaft Position Sensor in Hamilton

What’s a crankshaft position sensor, and why’s it matter? If you’ve ever heard the term “crankshaft position sensor” and thought – what’s that got to do with my car? – you’re not alone. At our Hamilton workshop, we get questions about these little sensors all the...
New Car Center (Drag) Link – Replacement & Installation Hamilton

New Car Center (Drag) Link – Replacement & Installation Hamilton

What’s a Drag Link, and Why Should You Care? Alright, let’s keep this simple. The drag link is part of your car’s steering set-up. It basically runs between your steering box and the steering arm on the other side. When you turn that wheel (say, trying not to miss the...
New Car Yaw Rate Sensor in Hamilton

New Car Yaw Rate Sensor in Hamilton

What’s a car yaw rate sensor, and why should you care? Had a few folks come in lately, asking what the yaw rate sensor is after seeing some light pop up on the dash, so here’s the lowdown. Yaw rate sensors – you’ll find these in most modern cars, whether it’s a Toyota...
New Tyre Pressure Sensors & TPMS Replacement in Hamilton

New Tyre Pressure Sensors & TPMS Replacement in Hamilton

What’s a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System Anyway? The TPMS warning light. Had that little horseshoe-shaped light pop up on your dash when you’re cruising along Te Rapa Road or hitting the speed bumps round Hillcrest? That’s your Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)...
New	Car Steering Column – Replacement in Hamilton

New Car Steering Column – Replacement in Hamilton

About Your Car’s Steering Column – Real Talk for Hamilton Drivers If you’ve ever wondered what all the bits behind your steering wheel actually do, the steering column is a biggie. It’s that main shaft running from the back of the steering wheel down to the rack and...
New Car Stabiliser / Sway Bar Links in Hamilton

New Car Stabiliser / Sway Bar Links in Hamilton

What are stabiliser bars and links? Car body roll occurs when high levels of force are placed on one side of the vehicle. When roll occurs, more weight is placed on the outside of the tyres and less weight on the inside of the tyres. This results in reduced...