The electronic fuel injection (EFI) system in your car is an essential component that plays a crucial role in keeping your car running smoothly. It is responsible for reliably delivering fuel to the engine in a highly efficient manner, ensuring your vehicle runs at peak performance whilst 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.

As with any component in your vehicle, your EFI system is prone to problems over time, which can lead to various symptoms. The symptoms can range from minor to major issues that can potentially put your car in danger and decrease your driving experience. The following are the symptoms of an EFI problem you should be aware of:

If you suspect that you have an EFI problem, it's crucial to bring your vehicle in for an inspection before the issue gets worse. At [businessName], we offer a no-obligation inspection to diagnose the issue with your car and provide the necessary repairs. Located in [suburb], we are committed to providing our customers with exceptional care. As a part of the Repco Authorised Network of mechanics, our team has all the latest diagnostic training and technical equipment to keep your car's EFI system running at optimal performance.

At [businessName], we also offer peace of mind through the Repco Authorised Service Nationwide Warranty. This provides you with the security of knowing that your car is in safe hands, and you can expect quality repairs that are backed by a warranty.

Additionally, our team is always available to provide advice and support. Our mechanics have access to a vast library of diagnostic information and service bulletins, which they can share with you to help you learn more about what's going on with your car.

• Diagnostics, testing and inspection
• Repairs and replacements
• Cleaning your Throttle valve, fuel filter and fuel injector
• Checking sensors
• Checking engine control unit (ECU)

• We use special computer Diagnostic equipment to test your car's ECU (electronic control unit). 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 and quite obviously 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 it 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, contact Wilkie's Auto Centre without delay. We are located at 209 First Ave and service customers in Bongaree and the surrounding areas.