Posted on 4/17/2024
Ah, the sweet relief of turning on your car’s air conditioning on a hot day. But it’s a huge disappointment if it fails to work. You may get no cool air and no gentle hum of the AC compressor, just the same stifling heat from outside. But fret not! Understanding why your car's AC stopped working is the first step toward a cooler drive. Here are five reasons why your car’s AC stopped working and how to return to your comfortable drive. 1. Refrigerant Leak Refrigerant doesn't deplete like oil. If it's running low, that indicates a leak. Refrigerant leaks reduce cooling efficiency and can harm your car's compressor. Proactively check your AC system and keep the refrigerant levels up to prevent these issues. Seal any leaks immediately upon detection to maintain optimal performance. 2. Electrical Problems When wires fray or fuses blow, your AC could suffer an untimely demise. Electrical issues can be tricky and might require a schematic of your AC syste ... read more