Auto Electrician Maitland

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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Reliable Auto Electrical Work

Looking for an auto electrician in Maitland who doesn’t muck around? At Gibbo’s Auto Electrics & Air Conditioning Services, we work on all types of vehicles, replacing components, handling full rewires, and tracking down faults without the back and forth. From alternators and starter motors to sensors, lighting and dash systems, we use proper diagnostic tools and get it fixed right the first time.


  • Electrical repairs that don’t unravel weeks later
  • Rewires and component swaps done with care


We’re based just over in Belmont and work with drivers from right across Newcastle. Call (02) 4945 4741 to book a job or talk to one of our team.

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Built for Today’s Vehicles

These days, cars need more than a decent mechanic. Behind every reliable vehicle is a well-functioning electrical system that keeps everything ticking over. From fault diagnostics and rewiring to alternators, sensors and ECUs, we use specialist gear to pinpoint and fix problems without the guesswork. Whether your issue is with warning lights, charging systems, intermittent faults or something stranger, we’ll track it down and sort it properly. We also work with safety features like ABS, airbags and stability control, and handle full installations when you’re upgrading your vehicle’s systems.


We welcome customers from across Newcastle who want reliable auto electrical work. Get in touch to book a job at our workshop in Belmont or ask about your issue.

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Fully Equipped Workshop

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Local Team

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Electrical & AC Specialists

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Get A Quote in Maitland

Does your vehicle have an electrical problem? Send us a message, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

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FAQ

Why won’t my power windows or central locking work?

How do I know if my ECU is faulty?

Is it safe to install aftermarket lighting or accessories myself?