Is the A/C in your car not cold enough?
Alysha Yeater • July 29, 2024
Is the A/C in your car not cold enough?
There are many different reasons why it might not be performing as it should. Some common issues include clogged filters, faulty controls or sensors, low or leaking refrigerant, a damaged condenser or compressor, or a faulty blend door actuator.
To check for leaks in the A/C system, UV dye is typically added and a black light is used to find any leaks.
A/C repairs often require specialized tools and equipment.
Our experienced technicians know the ins and outs of the A/C system.
Don’t let a broken A/C ruin your summer—stay cool and come to Stroup’s Garage!
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