Car A/C Repair For Drivers In The Green Valley Area
In some instances when your car's air conditioning (A/C) begins to lose its cooling power or fails to blow cool air, it may be time for a simple freon recharge. For drivers in the Green Valley area recharging a vehicle's freon is a fast and inexpensive repair at Mr. Automotive. Recharge your freon today and beat the summer heat. Leaking freon may also be caused by a cracked hose or seal. It is occasionally an indicator that a more significant repair is needed.
[A/C_REPAIR]Five Indicators Your Car's AC Needs Attention
- Your car's AC blows air only slightly cooler than the outside temperature.
- Unpleasant mildew and mold odors emanate from your AC vents.
- The AC functions only while the vehicle is in motion.
- Even at the highest fan setting, there's weak airflow.
- Water condenses or drips onto your foot while driving.
Act now to ensure your car's AC is in top shape! Visit Mr. Automotive for efficient air conditioning service and prevent costly future repairs. Often, the problem can be fixed by doing a quick coolant refresh - easily and affordably fixing a malfunctioning AC.
Ensuring Optimal Performance for Your Vehicle's Cooling System
Over time, wear and tear on your vehicle's air conditioning system can lead to issues like cracked hoses, clogs, or leaks. To ensure optimal cooling performance, let us maintain your car or truck at Mr. Automotive. Call 520-625-1500 today to find out how we can rejuvenate your AC system.
Freon Recharging FAQs
How often should Freon be changed?
Freon in your car's AC system doesn't need regular replacement like engine oil because the system is sealed. However, over time, as your vehicle ages, small cracks might develop in components like the compressor, condenser, or hoses, leading to Freon leakage. In such cases, the damaged parts should be replaced, and the Freon should be recharged.
How long should a Freon recharge last?
A properly repaired and recharged car AC system shouldn't need new Freon unless there's a leak. Unlike fuel, Freon doesn't deplete with use but can escape through leaks. If you find the Freon level dropping after a repair, it's crucial to check for and repair any leaks.
How many cans of Freon does a car take?
The amount of Freon required varies by vehicle. Typically, a car needs between 28-32 ounces of Freon, which equates to about 2-3 standard 12oz cans. However, larger vehicles or those with rear AC systems may need more. Always refer to your vehicle's manual to ensure the correct amount and prevent overfilling.
Can I leave my car running when adding Freon?
Yes, your car's engine should be running when you recharge the AC system. The AC compressor operates by using the engine which circulates the refrigerant and is essential for a successful recharge.
Why is my car blowing hot air after adding Freon?
If your car is still blowing hot air after adding Freon, it likely indicates a leak which causes a drop in system pressure and inefficacy in cooling. Before adding more Freon, it's advisable to thoroughly check for leaks and repair any found to ensure the system can maintain proper pressure and function effectively.
Schedule your auto AC repair appointment with Mr. Automotive today! Our expert technicians are equipped to swiftly diagnose and resolve all your air conditioning issues.
