Ask about anything that we haven’t mentioned. Our goal is to offer you the best services at reasonable prices and get you on the road again in no time. Did you have your coolant and radiator checked recently? It doesn't matter where you live, your coolant system must be maintained to prevent heat buildup and costly repairs.
First, clear the car's cabin air filter. Sometimes, it may be difficult for you to reach the filter, and need to be taken out. The owner's manual will provide helpful information and guidance for first-timers. This may involve disassembling your car or removing the plastic covers beneath the dash to access the cabin's air filter. Replace the cabin air filter with an entirely new one.
If you are concerned about the cost of replacing your cabin filter, read the owner's guide before you attempt to replace it yourself. Most manufacturers recommend that the cabin air filter be changed every 15,000 to 35,000 miles. To ensure maximum airflow, it's worth replacing the filter. How do you repair it correctly?
H&I Automotive Repair stands for excellent customer service. All of our work is conducted with honesty and integrity. We will treat you as family in our auto repair shop and help educate you on all services. For those who need a ride to and from work, we offer a free shuttle service. We also have rental cars. We want to make your trip as easy and stress-free possible. Our exceptional auto repairs and maintenance services are backed by a 24-month/24kilomile warranty on all parts and labor. We are available to answer your questions.
People don't like bad smells from an air conditioner. There are two causes for bad A/C odors. Moldy evaporator cases could be another cause of A/C odors. This could indicate that your unit is experiencing more severe problems. An AC could stop working for any of the reasons mentioned previously. You could have a problem with one of the components, or a leak in any of the hoses.
There are a few options to help you detect leaks in your A/C. One option is black light-enabled coloring. Many refrigerants come with UV dyes. This allows them to be visible under the black light. You also have the "sniffer," which can be used to detect any potential leaks by focusing on chemical compounds within the refrigerant. Ask your service technician about this option!
Modern vehicles often have air conditioning problems due to either operational or airflow issues. To determine the fault, it is important to first evaluate your vehicle. An inspection of every component of the air conditioner system is the first step in evaluating the service. After determining the type of vehicle's air conditioning system, the technician connects the A/C service machine. Next, the technician tests the pressure, measures the refrigerant level, and compares the results to the manufacturer's specifications. The technician will then be able determine whether the problem is due to a leak, lack or obstruction of pressure or difficulty with the compressor.