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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 wish to advise that we will be closed for the public holiday on the 2nd of October. Apologies for any inconvenience.

We advise that our workshop will be closed for the Christmas period from the close of business on Friday the 20th of December and reopening on Monday the 6th of January

Carworx Automotive Specialists take great pride in offering their clients personalised, and friendly service at all times. 

Conveniently located in Morisset, 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. 

Carworx Automotive Specialists 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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If you're a Diesel vehicle owner in Morisset, you might have heard of DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) and EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) systems. These components play a crucial role in maintaining your vehicle's efficiency and reducing harmful emissions. At Carworx Automotive Specialists, we specialise in cleaning these systems, ensuring your vehicle runs smoothly and efficiently. What Happens During a DPF Clean? A DPF is designed to capture and store soot particles from the exhaust of diesel engines. Over time, these filters can become clogged, affecting your vehicle's performance and fuel efficiency. Here's how Carworx Automotive Specialists tackles this issue: Initial Assessment: We begin with a thorough inspection of the DPF. Our experts use diagnostic tools to measure the level of soot accumulation and check for any damage. Filter Removal: Once assessed, the DPF is carefully removed from the vehicle. This step is crucial to prevent any damage during the cleaning process. Cleaning Process: We use state-of-the-art equipment to clean the filter. This involves using a combination of high-pressure air and heat to dislodge and remove the soot particles. This process is both effective and environmentally friendly. Reinstallation and Testing: After cleaning, the DPF is reinstalled. We conduct a series of tests to ensure it functions optimally, checking for pressure and flow rate to confirm everything is in working order. What Happens During an EGR Clean? The EGR system recirculates a portion of the exhaust gases back into the engine cylinders, reducing nitrogen oxide emissions. Here's how Carworx Automotive Specialists ensures your EGR system is in top condition: Comprehensive Check: We begin by inspecting the EGR valve and related components for signs of clogging or damage. Disassembly and Cleaning: The EGR valve and passages are carefully disassembled and cleaned using specialised solvents and tools to remove carbon build-up. This process is essential to restore proper airflow and functionality. Component Reassembly: After cleaning, all components are reassembled with precision. Our technicians ensure every part is securely fitted. Performance Evaluation: We then run a series of tests to verify the EGR system's efficiency, ensuring it operates smoothly without any leaks or blockages. Why Choose Carworx Automotive Specialists in Morisset? At Carworx Automotive Specialists, we pride ourselves on delivering top-notch service. Our team of skilled professionals is dedicated to providing reliable and efficient DPF and EGR cleaning. We understand the importance of these systems in enhancing vehicle performance and longevity, which is why we use the latest technology and techniques to deliver exceptional results. Our approach not only improves fuel efficiency but also extends the lifespan of your vehicle. Regular maintenance of your DPF and EGR systems can save you from costly repairs in the future, making it a wise investment. For expert DPF and EGR cleaning in Morisset, trust Carworx Automotive Specialists. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and experience the difference in your vehicle's performance.

Discover how Carworx Automotive Specialists expertly cleans DPF and EGR systems in Morisset to enhance vehicle performance and longevity. Learn about the process and benefits today.

Explaining the Process of a DPF and EGR Clean

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.

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Trust, experience & knowledge ... You can rely on your Local and Independent Repco Authorised Service centre, Carworx Automotive Specialists to service and repair your vehicle. As a Repco Authorised Service centre, Carworx Automotive Specialists use quality parts and lubricants and employ state of the art diagnostic equipment and repair methods. What’s more, our fully qualified technicians have access to the latest service information, bulletins and training through the Australia wide Repco Auto Tech program. We provide a full range of automotive services right here in Morisset and surrounding areas, all backed by our Repco Authorised Service Nationwide Warranty and fully supported at over 500 Service Centres right across Australia. So rest assured - your car is in safe hands.

As a Repco Authorised Service centre, we use quality parts and lubricants and employ state of the art diagnostic equipment and repair methods.

Carworx Automotive Specialists - Our expertise & knowledge

Modern radiator coolants not only protect your car from overheating, or the fluid from freezing, they also protect the radiator system from corrosion. Carworx Automotive Specialists in Morisset are very knowledgeable and experienced in looking after these systems.  It is recommended that you exchange your radiator coolant fluid every two years or 40,000 km's whichever comes first. However the size of the engine, the climate in your area, the age of your current coolant, and the total miles that have been driven can all affect the need to replace the coolant in your radiator. Knowing when to replenish your radiator fluid isn't always easy - obviously, when it has gone a dirty brown colour it's a sign it probably needs to be flushed and replaced - however even fresh-looking coolant could have lost its corrosion protection properties and without measuring its reserve alkalinity there's no signal that it is no longer protecting your vehicle components, and it could even be doing more damage than good. Maintaining good coolant means your radiator system will be much better protected from corrosion and will have a longer life span, it will help prevent you from having to replace expensive engine components. At Carworx Automotive Specialists in Morisset at your request, we will perform a full 65 Point Vehicle Inspection report for free as part of any minor, major or log book service. Part of this inspection includes checking the level and condition of coolant in your system and the written report will advise you if we feel a radiator flush, fluid replacement or any repairs are required to maintain the performance of your vehicle.

Even if it looks clean, your coolant still might need replacing!

Radiator Coolant

Faulty and low charge batteries are to be avoided. Don't wait till you're stranded somewhere on the side of the road, hoping for a jump start. It is easy to have your car, bike, truck battery tested or charged up at Carworx Automotive Specialists in Morisset.  Often issues occur because we have all reduced how much we drive or decided to only rely on one car (as petrol prices skyrocket!) and have left the other in the garage. But did you know that batteries can still discharge even when your car isn't in use? - ask Carworx Automotive Specialists about a battery test today!  Our technicians do a battery load test as part of the 65 Point Vehicle Inspection Report that comes free with every car service. If you have concerns, we can do a stand-alone battery test and inspection right here in Morisset. Car Battery FAQ How do I know if my battery is getting flat or low? The most obvious sign of a flat battery is when your car won't start, but modern motor vehicles can show symptoms like non-essential functions not operating correctly - things like idle stop-start function not working, or the car's air-conditioning not working effectively.
Other signs you might need a new car battery include: Vehicle is slow to start Engine won't start Dash Lights work, but engine won't start Constantly needing a jump start Film or corrosion on the battery Cracked swollen or leaky battery Rotten egg smell under the hood Do I need a new car battery? The most obvious sign of a flat battery is when your car won't start. Modern motor vehicles can show symptoms like the idle stop-start not working or the car's air-conditioning not working to full capacity.

Other signs include cracked, dirty or leaky batteries, a rotten egg smell under the hood of your car, or regularly needing a jump start or recharge. The best way to know if you need a new battery is to get a car battery test at {{{businessName}}} Does a flat battery use more fuel? Yes! When your car battery is running flat, the alternator works harder to recharge the battery. This added load on the engine means it burns more fuel. Where can I buy a new car battery? Come in and see us! As a Repco Authorised Service Centre, {{{businessName}}} have access to the highest quality batteries to suit most vehicles. Who can test my car battery? {{{businessName}}} can do a battery load test. Phone us or visit the workshop today. Why choose {{{businessName}}} for a battery test? If you have concerns about your vehicle's performance, it is wise to get your battery tested at a full-service workshop like {{{businessName}}} rather than at a parts store. That's because we take into consideration the whole vehicle and can diagnose any deeper issues. There is nothing worse than replacing your car battery only to find the problem actually lies elsewhere… except maybe being told your battery test is fine with no explanation for your ongoing issues! Can my car battery be recharged? Yes, in fact the battery is being recharged by the alternator in your car whenever the engine is running. Sometimes this fix isn't enough, and your battery requires an external recharge. It's best to ask the professionals like our team at {{{businessName}}} about this, as you could void the battery warranty by recharging it yourself. Sometimes external recharging is not the best option because every battery eventually reaches a point in its life where replacement is the only answer to avoid unexpected breakdowns. Can I fit my battery myself? The short answer is yes...But! Modern vehicles are “computers on wheels”, so if you decide to DIY you must follow proper installation procedures to avoid damaging the ECM (Engine Control Module) and TCM (Transmission Control Module). Plus, if the battery gets incorrectly installed, items like the radio, the navigation system and security codes may need to be professionally reset. Talk to {{{businessName}}} today. We can recommend the right battery for your needs and install it for you. 

Ever replaced your battery only to find your car problem wasn't fixed? Don't be left feeling flat, get your battery tested at a full service workshop.

Carworx Automotive Specialists

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Explaining the Process of a DPF and EGR Clean

There's a new gas in town

Carworx Automotive Specialists - Our expertise & knowledge

Radiator Coolant

Car Battery Testing and FAQ