F.A.Q.

So,how does a car's air conditioner, work to keep you Cool?

There are five main components, here is a breakdown of what they DO:

1. Compressor - pumps refrigerant vapour under high pressure to the condenser.

2. Condenser - the condenser changes the high-pressure refrigerant vapour to a liquid.

3. Receiver-dryer - this removes any moisture and contaminants.

4. Expansion valve (TX) - regulates the flow of gas into evaporator.

5. The Evaporator - vaporizes and absorbs heat from the air in the passenger compartment.

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Q: How frequently should my A/C be inspected?

A: How's the air feeling? Are you refreshed/full air flow? If you answered "Yes", A/C inspection is Not necessary.

Q: What is re gassing the AC?

A: Fresh refrigerant is added to the system.

Q: Is it required, like an oil change?

A: If the refrigerant is a bit low, it can be topped off, the same as if you were a bit low on oil in the engine.

Q: Does my car's air conditioning need to be re gassed?

A: If the system lacks efficiency then adding new fluid is called re gassing.