Our AC specialists can do everything from regular maintenance and testing to complete AC system repairs. Mesa H&I can schedule AC system repairs, inspect your vehicle's system and quickly diagnose the problem. We offer repair, replacement, replacement, recharge, compressor, as well as other services, for entire automotive AC cooling and heating systems.
No one likes bad smelling A/Cs. There are two main causes of bad A/C smells. One is old, dirty air in the cabin filter. An evaporator box that has developed mold could be a sign of more serious problems. An AC can fail for many reasons, as mentioned above. This could be due to a problem within one of its components or a leakage in one of its hoses. It is important that an AC failure be reported to a licensed repair shop. No refrigerant may be released into the air, as per law.
The vehicle's air conditioner removes heat and moisture from the air and recycles it to make cooler air. The A/C compressor is responsible for the high-pressure part of the air conditioner system. It compresses refrigerant to a high pressure state and turns it into liquid.
It takes less than half an hour to replace a cabin air filter that is clogged. If you just follow these simple instructions online, you can do it yourself. Before you begin, make sure that everything is in order. After you are done, make sure to test the filter for proper functioning. To fix the problem, contact an automotive technician.
H&I Automotive offers comprehensive auto care. Midas Automotive is close by and available to assist you whether you need a routine oil change or factory recommended maintenance. H&I technicians have the knowledge and experience to fix any type of brake system, whether it is the brake pedal, hydraulic brake fluid or brake master cylinder. Oil is the lifeblood for your engine. It reduces friction, wear and provides lubrication. Without the cleansing action of new oil carbon and varnish buildup could be harmful to the engine.
It is bad news. But, what causes a leaky A/C? The short answer is moisture and age. The rubber hoses of your A/C begin to lose elasticity, allowing Freon to escape and moisture to get in. Moisture can react with the refrigerant in your A/C, creating a corrosive chemical that will cause your A/C to explode from within. This is something that you should have checked and repaired by a skilled mechanic.
It can cost between $50 and $100 to replace a clogged cabin filter depending on what make and model you have. You can save money by doing it yourself and spending only $25. This will let you save money while still getting the job done properly. Even a replacement filter can be bought at your local auto parts store for less than $25.