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All Point Auto Repair Centre take great pride in offering their clients personalised, and friendly service at all times. 
		
Conveniently located in Caboolture, 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. 
		
All Point Auto Repair Centre 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.

Log book servicing is a proactive approach to car maintenance. Regular inspections keep your vehicle running smoothly prevent small problems from turning into major issues, which could otherwise be very costly to repair. Every passenger car (and most commercials vehicles) should be issued with a “Log Book” by the manufacturer, which lays out the specified timing and agenda for your regular log book services. You should keep your log book in your glove box for reference and recording any details, but All Point Auto Repair Centre can also refer to our database to get the required information if you've misplaced your book. The schedule of the service will be a combination of both time or distance. You may be tempted to delay your next log book service because your car is probably still driveable and it may not have reached BOTH the time and distance measures. While you obviously need to find availability in your budget and schedule, don't delay too long because wear and tear on the car will increase exponentially and could lead to damage which is many times more expensive than the log book service would have been. What's included? Every car is different and the agenda for each service changes according to the schedule, which is why each vehicle is issued with a log book. Here are some examples of what can be included: Change Oil Check Coolant Check Car Battery Check Transmission Fluid Check Brake Fluid Check the Condition of the Air Filter Check Power Steering Fluid Check Spark Plugs Check Turn Signals Check Brake Lights Check Heating System Brake Check Belt Check Hose Check Tyre Rotation Coolant Sensor  For a qualified Log Book Service at a competitive price, call us at All Point Auto Repair Centre. We service customers in Caboolture and the surrounding areas.

Every car is different and the agenda for each service changes according to the schedule, which is why each vehicle is issued with a log book. While you obviously need to find availability in your budget and schedule, don't delay too long because...

What is Log Book Service?

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Why Flushing is Essential for Your Vehicle's Health Brake fluid is a crucial component in your vehicle's braking system, acting as the hydraulic force that enables you to stop your car efficiently. Over time, however, this essential fluid can deteriorate, leading to compromised brake performance. As you drive, brake fluid naturally absorbs moisture from the air, which reduces its boiling point. This moisture absorption can lead to corrosion within the braking system, affecting its overall efficiency. It's critical to understand how this deterioration occurs and the steps you can take to maintain optimal braking performance. When brake fluid's boiling point is reduced, it can lead to a dangerous condition known as brake fade. This occurs when the fluid heats up during heavy braking, causing it to vaporise and form gas bubbles. Gas, unlike liquid, is compressible, leading to a spongy brake pedal and reduced stopping power. In extreme cases, this can result in total brake failure. Regular maintenance of your braking system is essential to ensure your vehicle remains safe to drive. Flushing your brake fluid is an effective way to maintain your vehicle's braking system. During a brake fluid flush, the old, contaminated fluid is replaced with fresh, high-quality fluid. This process helps remove any moisture, air bubbles, and debris that may have accumulated over time. By doing so, you can restore the fluid's original boiling point and ensure your braking system operates at its best. Regular brake fluid flushes can extend the life of your vehicle's braking components, saving you money on costly repairs in the long run. By opting for a brake fluid flush, you can drive with confidence knowing your brakes will perform when you need them the most. The experienced mechanics there understand the importance of using the right type of brake fluid and will ensure the job is done to the highest standards. Not only does this improve the safety of your vehicle, but it also provides peace of mind for you and your passengers. 

Discover why brake fluid deteriorates and the benefits of flushing, explained by experts at All Point Auto Repair Centre in Caboolture, QLD. Keep your brakes in optimal condition.

Understanding Brake Fluid ... 

Your electronic fuel injection (EFI) system is designed to rapidly deliver fuel to the engine in a highly efficient manner. It helps your vehicle to run smoothly, at peak performance and using the minimum amount of fuel. Symptoms of an EFI problem include the smell of fuel in the car, idling roughly, problems with starting and frequent stalling. If you suspect you have a problem, bring your vehicle in for a no obligation inspection before it gets any worse. We are located in Caboolture and also serve customers from the surrounding areas. Why work with us? Exceptional Care: As a part of the Repco Authorised Service network of mechanics we have all the latest diagnostic training and technical equipment to keep your car's EFI system running at optimal performance Peace of Mind: We offer the peace of mind which comes from the Repco Authorised Service Nationwide Warranty, along with the friendly service which comes from dealing with a trusted independent workshop Education: Not only do our mechanics have access to a vast library of diagnostic information and service bulletins, but they are always available if required to help our clients learn more about what is going on with their car Our various EFI Services include:  Diagnostics, testing and inspection Repairs and replacements Cleaning your throttle valve, fuel filter and fuel injector Checking sensors Checking engine control unit (ECU) More about EFI problems and how we diagnose and fix them: We use special computer diagnostic equipment to test your car's ECU. The ECU is basically a central computer which controls (amongst other things) the fuel injection process by taking information from the many sensors spread throughout the vehicle and making 'decisions' based on pre-programmed inputs. The ECU can ‘self-diagnose' faults and send out a special fault code which our diagnostic scan equipment is able to extract and interpret. Quite often, the ECU is being given ‘wrong' information by faulty sensors or other environmental factors and this is when we have to call upon our expert knowledge and advanced diagnostic training to correctly identify the problem. Electronic probe testing and visual inspections can be made of your car's sensors, throttle valve, fuel filter, fuel pump and fuel injectors to make sure they are working correctly. Any leaks must be located and fixed without delay - Air leaks will seriously affect performance and fuel economy and can cause severe damage to engine components plus we don't want fuel leaking out anywhere! Over time, fuel lines, filters and valves can become clogged with contaminants or tank sediments so they'll need to be cleaned or replaced. Where necessary, components can be unclogged using special flushing compounds. If any sensors or the lines connecting them to the ECU are damaged they'll need to be fixed or replaced. While your car technically might be able to function without some of these sensors, they all keep track of information that is vital to the efficiency, performance and safety of your vehicle, so your ECU will usually not let you run the vehicle until they are fixed and will often send the vehicle into a state of basic operation known as ‘limp mode' For a high quality Fuel Injection Service at a competitive price, call us today. We are located in Caboolture and service customers in the surrounding areas too.

Fuel injection (EFI) servicing

When working correctly, the power steering system is great. It allows pretty much anyone to handle an enormous steel machine as it zooms along at high speeds or navigates around tight corners. So when you have a power steering problem you'll probably notice the difference. Symptoms include sluggish steering response, leaking hydraulic fluid under the vehicle and difficulty turning the steering wheel. Regular servicing is the best way to prevent these problems, but if you notice anything amiss, contact All Point Auto Repair Centre to get it checked out. We are located in Caboolture and serve many customers in the surrounding areas as well. Our services include: Power Steering Flush Power Steering Repair Power Steering Rack Repair Power Steering Rack Replacement High Pressure Hose Replacement Low Pressure Hose Replacement For expert Power Steering Services with a Nationwide Warranty and a competitive price, call us.

Call All Point Auto Repair Centre for any power steering issues. We can inspect and provide you with a detailed report.

Power Steering Service

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.

All Point Auto Repair Centre

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What is Log Book Service?

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Understanding Brake Fluid ...

Fuel injection (EFI) servicing

Power Steering Service

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