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About Auto Electrical

Auto electrical parts and accessories, including ALTIQ push button switches, wire concealers and angle mounts for rock lights.

For the wider range, see electrical and lighting. Not sure what suits your setup? Give us a call on 02 9413 3166.

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Auto Electrical FAQs

What are the signs of an electrical fault in my car?

Common signs include flickering lights, a battery that keeps going flat, warning lights, blown fuses, or accessories that work intermittently. Electrical faults can be hard to trace, so an auto electrician can save time.

Why does my car battery keep going flat?

Common causes include a failing battery, a charging system fault, a parasitic drain from something staying on, or short trips that don't recharge the battery. Testing the battery and charging system is a good first step.

How do I check my alternator is charging?

With the engine running, a multimeter across the battery should usually read noticeably higher than with the engine off, often around 13.5 to 14.5V. Some smart alternators vary their output, so check your vehicle's specifications.

How do I find the right electrical part for my car?

Electrical parts are often specific to the model and year. Select your vehicle at the top of the page, check the listing details, or give us a call with your make, model and year.

Should I see an auto electrician for electrical problems?

For simple jobs such as replacing a fuse or globe, you can often do it yourself. For intermittent faults, charging problems or anything involving the vehicle's computer systems, an auto electrician is the best option.