Air conditioners in vehicles work by taking heat and moisture out from the air and reusing it to create cooler air. The A/C compressor controls the high-pressure aspect of the air conditioning system. This compressor compresses the refrigerant and makes it liquid.
H&I technicians are able to repair brake problems on all makes and models, including hydraulic brake fluid, brake mastercylinder, power brake booster, drum brakes, electronic anti-lock sensors, and brake pedal.
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.
Though auto AC systems aren't very expensive, they do require regular maintenance. However, it is highly recommended to schedule an annual service in order for your AC system to be at its best and retain refrigerant levels. Vehicle owners enjoy many benefits when it's time to ensure that their car/truck is in the best possible condition. It is important to make an appointment for professional fuel service.
Repairs to vehicle air conditioning can be small or large scale. They may include cooling fans, refrigerant levels, and even cooling fans. H&I Mesa has everything you need, including an annual inspection, performance check, replacement, or diagnosis of system components. Regular inspections ensure that cooling efficiency is maintained and can identify potential refrigerant leaks.
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.
Your A/C might be emitting a strange smell that could indicate it is time to get some attention. Your A/C could be emitting a strange smell to your face. This could indicate that mold (and water) is present. It could be either a dirty or damp cabin air filter or a blocked drain in the evaporator.