H & I Automotive is a local auto repair shop that offers comprehensive, professional services.
Your engine's oil is its lifeblood. It helps reduce friction, wear, provides oil, lubrication, seals the rings, pistons and cylinder walls, and cools engine parts. The engine could become toxic if it didn't have the new oil to clean up the varnish and carbon buildup.
Refrigerant can leak from auto air conditioning systems that have gone down or worn out. Refrigerant can be harmful to the environment and cause damage to your vehicle's compressor and evaporator. It is important to have your vehicle's air conditioner serviced immediately if it starts to malfunction. This will save both time and money. H&I Automotive offers A/C repairs and services to keep your air conditioner system in good condition.
The buildup of mold and other debris in your car's evaporator core can cause excessive moisture. An increase in air pressure could also indicate that the blower motor or evaporator core are failing. To keep you and your passengers cool and comfortable in hot weather, the A/C system of your car must be maintained.
There is nothing better than getting into a cool, air-conditioned vehicle when the temperature rises. However, over time, O-rings and seals can wear out, and A/C fittings may become loose. Your refreshingly icy blast will stop! The auto technicians at H&I Automotive offer high-quality service and repairs at affordable prices. We guarantee that your vehicle will get serviced correctly the first time you visit H&I Automotive.
Leakage in your AC is bad news. But what are the causes? The short answer is age and moisture. Your A/C's rubber hoses and seals lose their elasticity over time. Freon can escape while moisture can enter. Your A/C's refrigerant reacts with moisture to create a corrosive agent that damages it from the inside. This should be investigated and repaired by a qualified mechanic.
Maybe it's a much easier fix. A bad terminal or poor connection to the under-dash fuse/relay can result in the setting of all the diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).