Aubinville

Live in Aubinville and need an auto electrician? Aubinville is the established neighbourhood around Maryborough Airport, north of the city centre, where older family homes sit beside the airfield and cars spend a lot of time parked in the open sun.

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Aubinville at a glance

  • Area: Maryborough, Fraser Coast Regional
  • Neighbours: Maryborough, Island Plantation, St Helens, The Pocket
  • Main roads: Saltwater Creek Road, John Street, Airport Drive, Holbut Street, Gilbert Street
  • Typical work: cars left parked for long periods, air conditioning fan and blower faults, electric window and central locking repairs, headlight globe replacement, battery testing

Common auto electrical jobs in Aubinville

Aubinville is not an official locality but a long-standing local name within Maryborough. It has the airfield, the heritage-listed wartime RAAF buildings and quiet streets of older houses, and that brings its own mix of jobs.

Cars left behind while you fly or travel

The Maryborough Aero Club runs its flight school from the airport, and the Royal Flying Doctor Service and charter flights use it too. Some people also leave a second car sitting for weeks at home while they travel. Modern cars draw a small current even when locked, from the alarm, the keyless entry and the computers. Over a few weeks that can flatten a healthy battery. A smart battery maintainer plugged in at home is the simple fix. See how to charge a car battery.

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Air conditioning in the open sun

Plenty of cars here live in carports or on the street, and the open ground around the airfield gives little shade. A car sitting in the summer sun gets very hot inside, and the air conditioning has to work hard to bring it down. If the blower only works on high, the blower resistor is a common culprit. If the air is cool on the road but warm when stopped, check the condenser fan. Any gas work must be done by a licensed technician.

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Windows and locks on older cars

Many cars in these established streets have done a lot of years, and window regulators, door lock actuators and the wiring in door hinges all wear out. A window that goes down slowly and stops part way, or a door that won't unlock with the remote, is usually a motor, actuator or broken wire rather than a big problem. Our guide on electric windows that have stopped covers the checks you can do before booking it in.

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Headlights on Saltwater Creek Road

Saltwater Creek Road runs past the airport and is part of the main route north towards Hervey Bay, so many locals use it before sunrise and after dark. A blown low beam or a weak globe is easy to miss in town but obvious on the darker stretch out past the airfield. Replace headlight globes in pairs so they match, and check the aim afterwards. If globes keep blowing, have the voltage and the plug checked for heat damage.

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Aubinville auto electrical questions

Why does my car battery go flat when I leave it parked for a few weeks?

Even switched off and locked, a modern car keeps the alarm, remote locking and some computers awake, which slowly drains the battery. Most cars cope for a week or two, but an older battery may not last longer. A battery maintainer is the easiest answer. If it goes flat after only a few days, there may be a fault drawing too much power that needs tracking down.

Is it worth fixing the electrics on an older car?

Often, yes. Faults like a failed window motor, a lock actuator or a bad earth are usually cheaper to fix than people fear, and they make an older car much easier to live with. Ask for a quote once the fault has been found. If several systems are failing at once, ask whether there's a common cause, such as a poor earth or water getting in.

Local tip for Aubinville

If your car lives in an Aubinville carport, a windscreen sunshade and a quick open of the windows before you turn the air conditioning on will cut the load on the system on hot days. Leaving a car parked for a long time? Plug in a maintainer rather than disconnecting the battery, so you don't lose radio codes and window settings.

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