If your car’s air conditioning isn’t blowing cold air, there could be several reasons behind it. Here are some common issues that might be causing the problem:
- Low Refrigerant Levels: Your A/C system relies on refrigerant to produce cold air. If levels are low, it won’t cool properly.
- Leaks in the System: Small pinholes or cracks in hoses and seals can cause refrigerant to leak out over time.
- Clogged or Deteriorating Hoses: Rubber hoses can break down internally, sending debris into filters and other components. This can restrict flow and even cause the compressor to seize.
- Worn or Slipping Belts: A slipping A/C belt can reduce performance and lead to further damage if left unchecked.
If you’re noticing warm air or inconsistent cooling, it’s time to have it checked out. Schedule an appointment and let our certified ASE technicians diagnose the issue and get you back to feeling cool and comfortable.
