TRANS POWER Motors

19/11/2025

26/07/2025

Job Opportunity: Experienced Motor Mechanic Wanted 🚗

We are currently looking for a skilled Motor Mechanic with at least 4 years of experience in the trade. The ideal candidate should be confident and capable in the following areas:

🔧 Strong in Auto Diagnostics and Fault Finding
⚡ Experience in Auto Electrical (advantageous)
🛠️ Proficient in Engine Repairs and Clutch Overhauls
🧰 Capable of General Servicing on most vehicle brands

📞 Contact Marius at: 011 894 2917
📧 Email your CV to: [email protected]

13/06/2025

10/06/2025

Get the benefit of the NF Additives workshop products when you have your vehicle serviced at TRANS POWER Motors in Boksburg.

10/06/2025

06/05/2025

📌 Car Suspension Types Explained: From MacPherson to Air Suspension:

Suspension systems in vehicles are crucial for ride comfort, handling, and stability. Here's a breakdown of common suspension types:

1. Independent Suspension:

Each wheel moves independently of the others. This design improves ride comfort and handling since bumps affecting one wheel don’t disturb the opposite wheel. Common in passenger cars.

2. Non-Independent Suspension (Solid Axle):

Wheels are connected by a solid beam or axle. Movement of one wheel affects the other. Though not as comfortable, it's strong and simple, often used in trucks and off-road vehicles.

3. MacPherson Strut:

A type of independent suspension widely used in front wheels. It combines a shock absorber and coil spring into a single unit, saving space and cost. However, it offers limited performance tuning compared to other setups.

4. Double Wishbone Suspension:

Uses two control arms (upper and lower wishbones) to control wheel motion. Offers better handling and tire contact during cornering. Found in performance and luxury vehicles due to its precision and adjustability.

5. Multi-Link Suspension:

An advanced independent system with three or more control arms per wheel. Offers excellent handling, comfort, and adjustability. Common in high-end and performance cars, though complex and expensive to manufacture.

6. Trailing Arm Suspension:

The wheel is attached to an arm that pivots from the chassis. Mainly used in the rear of older or smaller vehicles. Offers decent ride comfort but limited performance.

7. Solid Axle (also known as Live Axle):

Common in non-independent suspension systems, where both wheels are mounted to the same axle. Popular in off-road and heavy-duty applications for its durability and strength.

8. Air Suspension:

Uses air springs instead of metal coils. Can adjust ride height and stiffness electronically, offering superior comfort and adaptability. Found in luxury cars, buses, and some off-road vehicles.

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10/04/2025

Some of the Work We done recently on Land Cruisers and Toyota Hilux's

17/10/2024

For all your new TPMS , Tyre Monitor Sensors we have all types in stock and we code it to your car .

22/06/2024

Watch the light show in full detail.

22/06/2024

COMPLETE DASHBOARD LIGHT SYMBOLS

Here are key symbols that should be on your fingertips

1. Indicator to push the clutch
2. Indicator to push the brake pedal
3. Locked steering-wheel
4. Full beam turned on
5. Low tire pressure
6. Sidelights on
7. Problems with headlight / tail-lights / signals bulbs
8. Problems with brake lights
9. Winter mode
10. Info indicator
11. The diesel auxiliary heater
12. Ice warning
13. Starting system problems
14. The key is not in the car
15. Key low battery
16. Warning distance to another car
17. Service warning light
18. Adaptive headlights turned on
19. Headlight angle adjustment
20. Problems with the variable rear spoiler
21. Problems in triggering electric roof
22. Front airbag is switched off
23. Handbrake is on
24. Front fog lights turned on
25. Power steering system problems
26. Rear fog lights switched on
27. Low level of windscreen fluid
28. Worn brake pads
29. Cruise control is activated
30. Signal indicators
31. Trouble on the light sensor or rain sensor
32. Water in the fuel filter
33. Airbag switched off
34. Mechanical problem or electrical error
35. Dipped headlights turned on
36. Dirty air filter requires replacement
37. Parking sensors turned on
38. Problems with the diesel particulate filter (DPF)
39. Error – disconnection of the plug from the trailer
40. Air suspension problems
41. Warning for leaving your lane with lane assist system active
42. Problems with catalytic converter
43. Seatbelt warning
44. Warning parking light
45. Alternator or battery problems
46. ECO mode turned on
47. Downhill assist on
48. Cooling system problems
49. Problem with ABS
50. Problems with the fuel filter
51. Open door
52. Open bonnet
53. Fuel tank on reserve, need to fill the tank
54. Automatic gearbox problems
55. Speed limiter is active
56. Suspension problems
57. Front window defroster
58. Electronic Stability Program (ESP) is off
59. Open boot
60. Low oil pressure
61. The automatic windscreen wiper
62. Engine problems or hazards
63. Rain sensor
64. Rear window defroster