While auto AC systems do not require much maintenance, it is highly recommended that they be serviced annually to maintain their efficiency and refrigerant levels. When it comes to making sure their vehicle is in its best condition, there are many benefits that vehicle owners can reap. A professional fuel system service appointment is essential. Our auto technicians have the expertise you won't find anywhere else. Our technicians have years' of experience in working with domestic and import cars of all makes and types. They can also help you to find cost-effective repairs and maintenance options.
After the vehicle has passed the visual inspection, refrigerant levels have all been measured and there have been no major malfunctions, the technician will then perform an evacuation process and recharge to determine if there are any leaks. The recharging process begins after the entire system is vacuumed. The recharging process adds refrigerant and a leak tracer dye into the system to identify potential leaks in the future.
If you don't know how to spot a clogged cabin filter you should. If your cabin is covered in a thick layer of dirt or dust, it might be time to get a new filter. Even though replacing your cabin filter is not difficult it can cost you more in maintenance and repairs.
Auto repair and maintenance are not always predictable. We'll make sure you get home safely, work, or do any other errands while your vehicle is being repaired. Many of our customers have the option to borrow a car or use our shuttle service until their vehicle is ready for pick-up. Call us anytime for more information about this free service.
If your check engine light is illuminated, you need to have your car checked immediately. H&I Automotive can decipher check engine code codes, fix the necessary maintenance or repairs, and get you on the road safely, all without worrying about the "check engine" light.
Once you have mastered the onboard diagnostics system, it appears that the O2 sensor, airflow sensor, and electric load detector, as well as the alternator FR Circuit, and evaporative emission controller system, have all decided to cease working. It could be a simpler fix. In some Honda Civics, for example, a bad terminal, or a poor connection in a part of the underdash fuse/relaybox could cause all the above diagnostic trouble codes to be set.
After the AC compressor has been diagnosed, it is time to find a mechanic. A mechanic is recommended if the problem is too serious for you to fix yourself. A mechanic can provide a fair price for labor and parts. Prices will vary depending on the mechanic doing the work and what they charge. Dealerships and specialists will typically charge higher rates. It is a good idea for you to obtain multiple quotes before you decide on a repair shop.