Why Is Your Vehicle Air Conditioning Not Cooling Correctly?

Cedar Park Nissan invites you to understand why your vehicle air conditioning is not cooling correctly.

Your vehicle’s air-conditioning stopped working because of a bad compressor or a freon leak. While these might be the obvious reasons for your air-conditioner not working inside the car, it could also be anything as simple as a bad belt or a dirty cabin air filter. Regardless of how or why when you are expecting the relief of cold air it is extremely disappointing anytime it doesn’t come through. Don’t get in a panic, because our experienced technicians know what to spot and are there to cool off your ride long before the first heatwave hits.

Why Is My Car AC Not Working Correctly

The most likely reason the air-conditioning stopped cooling is your vehicle’s AC started leaking. The car’s air-conditioner unit needs freon to lower the ambient air temperature and produces some needed cold air. Whenever there is a freon leak on your car there is no way to cool the air. Another reason for your AC not blowing cold air is because the car is a hybrid. The AC system uses the engine power, so if your vehicle is in EV mode then the engine will stop running and won’t power the air-conditioning.

AC Fan Isn’t Blowing

If the air-conditioner is on but the fan isn’t blowing cold air then there might be a blown AC fuse. These fuses help protect components of a car from a power surge and even though it might just have to be replaced, if the AC fuse continues to pop then it’s likely there’s a larger issue. There’s also the possibility that the vehicle’s AC Compressor is affected by a low amount of AC refrigerant or a possible leak that has to be looked at.

How To Tell If My Air-Conditioning In My Car Leaking

If you’ve seen any damp spots around or in your car recently, that could be because of an AC leak in your vehicle. When your AC is producing cold air into your vehicle, it has to place all the moisture it’s used from outside and flows down the evaporator drain pipe. One more cause might be the AC Refrigerant amount being too low which leads to the evaporator coils freezing up and an overflow of condensation. You should also have an eye out for faulty seals in the AC compartment or the air-conditioning’s air filters if the problem continues to occur.

Schedule Service at Cedar Park Nissan

Cedar Park Nissan is your ideal destination for all your auto service needs near Austin. Our friendly staff is ready to get you and your vehicle back on the road safely, no matter its make or model. Schedule your next auto service with us in person or online. Drive a little. Save a lot. That’s the Team Gillman Advantage.

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