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We advise that our workshop will be closed for the Christmas period from the close of business on Thursday the 21st of December and reopening on Tuesday the 2nd of January. Emergency phone number is Luke on 0404 068 809

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 29th of September. Apologies for any inconvenience.

We wish to advise that we will be closed on Monday the 6th of November and Tuesday the 7th of November. Apologies for any inconvenience.

Temby Auto Service take great pride in offering their clients personalised, and friendly service at all times. 

Temby Auto offers a one stop solution to all your car needs . We fix everything properly and test our repairs before you drive away safely. We get it right with great pride and care. 

Conveniently located in Eltham, 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.

Temby Auto Service 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.

Temby Auto Service are the car service experts in Eltham and the surrounding areas. Over the years we’ve seen all manner of clutch problems and have the knowledge, expertise and technical ability to quickly get your clutch repaired and your car back on the road in next to no time. But are there tips on how to reduce wear and avoid an early Clutch Replacement?  Yes there are! Below are four tips from one of our Temby Auto Service mechanics on how to avoid needing a clutch replacement sooner than is necessary:  1. Don't ride the clutch (i.e. don't keep the clutch pedal pressed down slightly whilst you drive). 2. Sit in neutral when stopped for any length of time. 3. Always use the handbrake when parking 4. Change gears quickly (be decisive about which gear you need to change to and don't linger along the way). Doing these things will help your clutch stay in top condition for as long as possible and help you avoid unnecessary car maintenance! As with most things automotive, the best way to maintain the various components of your car is with a regular car service with a reputable mechanic such as the team at Temby Auto Service.

Tips from one of our Temby Auto Service mechanics on how to avoid needing a clutch replacement sooner than is necessary...

How to Reduce Wear and Avoid an Early Clutch Replacement.

In hot weather, it's good to know what to do if our car overheats. Imagine a typical Aussie summer day. You're on our way back from the beach in bumper to bumper traffic and the needle on your thermostat starts to rise. What do you do? If this happens the first thing to do (unfortunately) is turn off the air-conditioning and open the windows. This will relieve some of the strain on the engine. If this isn't helping then you might need to try turning the heater and fan on. This draws heat away from the engine and into the passenger compartment. It's good for the engine but not so good for the people in the car. If you are in start-stop traffic try putting the car in neutral and revving the engine. This makes the fan and water pump speed up drawing more air and liquid through the radiator when the car is stationary. Lastly, if you're in any doubt that your car is about to boil over ... PULL OVER, or risk serious damage to the engine! Open the hood and let the engine cool down. Warning: do not open the radiator cap or try and fill it with water. firstly, this is dangerous as boiling water and steam could come exploding out of the radiator and cause serious injury. Secondly, adding cool water into the hot radiator could cause radiator and engine damage. The best thing to do is make sure your cooling system is functioning well long before there is a problem. Next time you're at your local mechanic, ask for a check up on the cooling system. A good mechanic will keep on top of this as part of their regular car services. But if you're not in a good rhythm with regular servicing, then it might be as simple as adding a good coolant yourself until you can book your car in with a mechanic you trust. Find out more about coolants here.

Imagine a typical Aussie summer day. We're on our way back from the beach in bumper to bumper traffic and the needle on our thermostat starts to rise. What do we do...

Does your car get too hot under the bonnet?

We've all heard of timing belts. We all know they are expensive to replace. But NOT replacing your timing belt in good time is far more expensive. Here is why... What is a timing belt? The timing belt is a rubber band with rubber teeth on it. It winds around the crankshaft and the camshaft ensuring that their rotation is synchronised. To understand the importance of a timing belt you need to know a little about how an engine works. Knowing a little bit can help but don't worry, you don't need to be a mechanic to read on! The intention of the engine is to turn the crankshaft which, via the gears, turns the wheels. Car engines can have between 4-8 cylinders. Within in each cylinder is a piston. Each piston is attached to a connecting rod that is connected to the crankshaft. The cylinders are little pressure chambers. At the top of each cylinder are valves that let air and petrol into the cylinder and exhaust out of it. The valves are opened and closed at different stages in the cycle of the piston's movement. The opening and closing of valves is controlled by the camshaft. Each piston goes through 4 movements in a cycle: In the first movement, the piston draws downward pulling air and fuel into the cylinder. At this stage the valves that let in air and fuel are open. In the second movement, the piston returns upward putting the air and fuel mix under pressure. At this point a spark ignites the pressurised air and fuel mix and creates an explosion forcing the piston down again. In the fourth stage, the piston returns pushing exhaust out of the exhaust valve. At this point the exhaust valve must be open. If the camshaft and the crankshaft are not synced perfectly, can you imagine what might happen? Well the cylinder might not receive a full amount of fuel and air and the exhaust might not properly escape. This would result in a less efficient engine. The car wouldn't go so fast and would use a lot of fuel. But worse than that, the pistons may collide with the valves and break them. This is very expensive to fix. That is why it is very important to change a timing belt before it breaks. Unlike other parts of the car, there are no symptoms to tell you that your timing belt is being worn down or about to break. The service guidelines in your manufacturers log book recommend when its time to replace the timing belt. If you can't find this information or are unsure whether your timing belt needs replacing you can easily contact your local mechanic at Temby Auto Service!

The timing belt is a rubber band with rubber teeth on it. It winds around the crankshaft and the camshaft ensuring that their rotation is synchronised. To understand the importance of a timing belt we need to know a little about how an engine works...

With timing belts, time is of the essence.

Trust, experience & knowledge ... You can rely on your Local and Independent Repco Authorised Service centre, Temby Auto Service to service and repair your vehicle. As a Repco Authorised Service centre, Temby Auto Service 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 Eltham 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.

Temby Auto Service - Our expertise & knowledge

It's your car and it's your choice!  Temby Auto Service is fully qualified to service your new car and maintain your log book schedule whilst the car is within the warranty period. Servicing and your new car warranty The ACCC has confirmed that under Australian Consumer Law you can choose who services your new car and your right to a warranty is protected.  Get the facts about New Car Servicing and watch our AutoFacts Video If you're concerned about preserving your statutory rights to a new car's warranty, but also want to obtain expert service at competitive rates, Temby Auto Service can help.
 When it comes to reliable log book service, here's a few reasons why you  can trust Temby Auto Service - your local Repco Authorised Service  mechanic. 1. Auto-Tech Training Repco Authorised Service Centres operate a national service information system that includes the latest diagnostic techniques that are specifically designed for today's cars. Auto-Tech provides continual training, so our service technicians can stay up to date with modern vehicle technology. 2. Quality Parts and Quality Service Repco branded products are manufactured to stringent Repco quality standards, and are covered by the Repco exclusive Nationwide Warranty. All Repco Authorised Service Centres are carefully selected to ensure that only suitably qualified and equipped staff will work on your car. 3. Warranty Support Repco Authorised Service is Australia's largest service network. Every service we perform is supported by our nationwide network of over 500 outlets - you are covered wherever you may be. 4. Honesty and Fair Prices At Repco Authorised Service Centres, we explain all of our work in a straight forward manner and we advise you in advance of any extra work that may be needed. Trust, Experience & Knowledge You can rely on your local Repco Authorised Service centre Temby Auto Service in Eltham!

It's your car and it's your choice!  Your local Repco Authorised Service centre is fully qualified

New car service in Eltham

At Temby Auto Service, full car service is our game.  Full car servicing means no matter what your problem we can fix it. Whether it is called a major car service, a basic car service or a log book service, or a major or minor repair we can look after your car.  From engine replacement to new windscreen wiper blades, As part of being a Repco Authorised Service centre Temby Auto Service are trained to service most makes and models and have access to schedule manuals and parts. For your next car service choose your local Repco Authorised Service centre -  Temby Auto Service in Eltham and you can rest assured we have all the skills to fix any problem, small or complex. Behind the trusted Repco Authorised Service sign, is a local, independently-owned garage, backed by Repco. All mechanical repairs and full car servicing on most makes and models. Repco Authorised Service Nationwide Warranty on all work performed. Repco Auto-Tech trained automotive technicians who are fully updated on all new car models with service bulletins and regular workshop clinics. New car servicing and fleet management solutions.

Full car service is our game. For your next car service choose your local Repco Authorised Service centre

Temby Auto Service

Cars are our passion.

How to Reduce Wear and Avoid an Early Clutch Replacement.

Does your car get too hot under the bonnet?

With timing belts, time is of the essence.

Temby Auto Service - Our expertise & knowledge

New car service in Eltham

Full car service