Tips on how to check your car's A/C
Posted By MyGuy
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30-Jun-2011
When your A/C is working in the car it is great however, when it starts
blowing that warm air or quits working when it is hot outside it can be
difficult to pinpoint. The smallest of leaks can cause the air to work
for a short period of time and then go out again. This can be very frustrating
to you and your mechanic.
A great deal of the time the culprit is an issue is the Freon gas which
can't be seen and is odorless. The air-conditioning system is in the
engine system and even runs into the dashboard inside of your car which
entails a lot of connections and or fittings where a small leak can result.
However, there is hope. There is a tool that indicates when the refrigerant
is in the air by creating an audible beeping sound. It beeps louder and
quicker when it is placed near a leaking source.
Some of the problems with this tool are:
- Freon may already be low to get a proper reading
- moving the probe too fast over a small leak
- leak detector needs time to really sample the air
Find an expert knowing that the job will be tested thoroughly and fixed
right the first time. Call 602-863-4948 or visit the
website.
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