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New Car Ignition Relay – Replacement Service in Hamilton

New Car Ignition Relay – Replacement Service in Hamilton

What’s an Ignition Relay and What’s It Actually Do? Ever had your car just dead out of the blue, even though the battery’s good as gold? Or it just sort of won’t turn over, especially after a mad week of commuting up and down Wairere Drive, speeding to get the kids to...
New Car Daytime Running Lights Module in Hamilton

New Car Daytime Running Lights Module in Hamilton

What are daytime running lights? Daytime running lights (or always-on lights) are a feature found in many late-model cars. They are bright lights that are usually built into the headlight assembly. Daytime running lights remain on whenever your engine is running and...
New Car CV Axle / Shaft Assembly in Hamilton

New Car CV Axle / Shaft Assembly in Hamilton

So, What’s a Car Axle Shaft Anyway? Alright, so you’ve probably heard us talking about “axle shafts” or maybe someone’s mentioned a CV joint while you’re waiting at the shop for your WOF in Hamilton. Basically, the axle shaft is that solid rod that connects your...
New Car Camshaft Position Sensor in Hamilton

New Car Camshaft Position Sensor in Hamilton

What’s a Camshaft Position Sensor, Anyway? If you’re driving around Hamilton, stopping at every light on Te Rapa Road or crawling through Hillcrest on your way to pick up the kids, your car’s engine is doing a lot of thinking behind the scenes. One of the little...
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...