Your vehicle’s AC system is responsible for cooling, removing excess moisture and circulating this air throughout your vehicle. Your air conditioning system works through a series of processes that involve refrigerant.
Any vehicle equipped with A/C has a compressor and a number of other components and pipes to work correctly, such as the condenser, expansion valve, and evaporator. The compressor will pump the refrigerant through these components, it is then transformed from a hot gas into a liquid and then cooled. So you can cruise around on a hot summer day, staying nice and cool in your vehicle.
At some point in your vehicle’s life, usually on the hottest day of the year, your A/C will stop working. This is where our trained technicians and updated equipment come in. During an AC system diagnostic we will hook up our A/C machine to pressurise the system, inspect the belts for cracks, inspect the compressor and other pipes and fittings for leaks, we can also monitor the electrical components and functionality of the controls.