Auto Air Conditioning Newcastle

Trusted since 1945, we offer expert diagnostics, licensed air conditioning repairs & electrical installations for all vehicle types. We get the job done right, the first time.

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Vehicle Air Conditioning  Repairs

When your air con stops working, you don’t want guesswork. At Gibbo’s Auto Electrics & Air Conditioning Services, we provide trusted auto air conditioning in Newcastle from our fully equipped Belmont workshop. We handle everything from leak detection and diagnostics to re-gassing and full system repairs, using the right tools and parts every time. Our crew is ARCtick-certified and experienced with all vehicle makes and models. If your AC’s not cooling, smells off, or hasn’t been checked in years, we’ll get it sorted.


  • Full-service AC repairs for cars, 4WDs and vans
  • Accurate fault-finding without upselling


We help drivers across Newcastle stay comfortable behind the wheel. Call (02) 4945 4741 to book a check-up or speak with someone who knows their stuff.

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What’s Really Going On?

A working air conditioning system doesn’t just keep the cabin cool. It helps clear fogged-up windscreens, reduces moisture, and keeps the air cleaner while you drive. When it stops doing those things properly, the issue isn’t always as simple as a regas. Electrical faults like failing sensors, busted relays or glitchy control modules are often the real problem. That’s why it pays to see someone who understands both sides of the system.


We’re licensed to handle the refrigerant and trained to tackle the electronics. Get in touch if your air con isn’t doing its job and we’ll take care of the rest.

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Fully Equipped Workshop

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Local Team

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Electrical & AC Specialists

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Got a problem with your auto air con? Bring it in, and we'll run diagnostics to find the cause. Then, we'll fix it.

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FAQ

Can low refrigerant damage the air conditioning system?

What’s the difference between re-gassing and repairing the system?

How do I know if the compressor is faulty?