Lone Wolf Auto Electrical in Quorn, South Australia | Automotive, aircraft & boat

Lone Wolf Auto Electrical

Locality: Quorn, South Australia

Phone: +61 409 437 782

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24.01.2022 heres a quick look inside the evaporator box of a VDJ79R Toyota landcruiser, the old evaporator was just about completely blocked and had very poor air flow at the vents on high speed. new one fitted, unit reassemble and air con regased

23.01.2022 The set up of a lone Wolf

23.01.2022 heres a good set up to keep the batterys topped up when youve stopped dont plan to ran you car for a few days, runs the fridge with out flatting your batterys and most of all keep the beers cold

21.01.2022 had a costumer complain that there vehicle was cracking over and not starting and no dash lights coming on with the key on . diagnosis: faulty ignition switch. back up and running again

21.01.2022 light vehicles, mining and earth moving right to road transport, when the weather warms up we all want a good working air con. components will fail and can be fix! The compressor pully bearing had failed and destroyed the front main seal. complete compressor replacement and re-gas stick that in your fuse box!

19.01.2022 A little look at 2 different jobs I had done in the past 2 weeks. A duel battery fit out and a air con repair and re-gas.

18.01.2022 air con systems are a little more complex then just a re-gas when there’s no cold air coming out your vents but with the right advice and experience things can be repaired! another air con compressor pully bearing that was on its way out and lucky enough to not have damaged the compressor it self. it was a cheaper option to replace the pully, clutch and electromagnet and reassemble. a better option than just replacing entire compressor that works fine right! stick that in ya fuse box!

15.01.2022 wiring everywhere, problem found and fixed. the old shot to voltage will do it every time

15.01.2022 air con systems are a little more complex then just a re-gas when theres no cold air coming out your vents but with the right advice and experience things can be repaired! another air con compressor pully bearing that was on its way out and lucky enough to not have damaged the compressor it self. it was a cheaper option to replace the pully, clutch and electromagnet and reassemble. a better option than just replacing entire compressor that works fine right! stick that in ya fuse box!

10.01.2022 one of my own jobs Ive been putting off but today was a good day to do it. my warn winch wasnt working, water got into the electric motor and well...... A picture tells a 1000 words.

09.01.2022 My first job Lone Wolf to the rescue

08.01.2022 Been a while sine I put a post up but heres a light up grade done on a customers vehicle. let there be light

08.01.2022 Well its been a while since I posted anything on here but heres something to see. got to work on a unimog today, what a weapon this rig is

07.01.2022 Another light job done! They should be seeing better at night now

06.01.2022 well everyone, finally got my air con gear sorted out. feel a bit hot and bothered on your drive? need to cool down? ... Im doing automotive air cons! get in touch and and keep cool

06.01.2022 here’s a quick look inside the evaporator box of a VDJ79R Toyota landcruiser, the old evaporator was just about completely blocked and had very poor air flow at the vents on high speed. new one fitted, unit reassemble and air con regased

06.01.2022 Just a quick A/C system performance and check over

06.01.2022 doing a bit of work on a 1961 EK Holden Ute, no revers lights and the interior had a open circuit up in the roof. nothing to big or small, old or new that cant be fixed

05.01.2022 Its not a everyday vehicle Id work on but a oldie she is, full rewire job and what a interesting vehicle she is as well. noting to old or new that cant be fixed by the Lone Wolf

03.01.2022 the new compressor it working very well

03.01.2022 a caravan couple from vic needed a A/C regas and had no head lights working on the big American GMC. back on the road again now seeing at nigh and keeping cool