How Do You Repair Air Conditioning In A Car?
An auto air conditioner is essentially a big refrigerator in which many things can go wrong. There are five main elements of the auto air conditioner that can malfunction: the compressor, condenser, receiver-dryer, expansion valve and evaporator. By familiarizing yourself with these five parts, you can have an easy time diagnosing anything that goes wrong. Step 1 Be familiar with all the major components of your air conditioning system. This includes the compressor, the refrigerant, the condenser, the expansion valve, the evaporator and the receiver-dryer. Step 2 Check to see if any of your refrigerant is leaking out. While leaks are easy to find, they can be difficult to repair. To check for leaks, simply purchase a fluorescent dye from an auto-supply store and add it to the system following the instructions on the can. Step 3 Check to see if the compressor is turning. Look under the hood while the car is running. The compressor will be the large pump like objects that has rubber and
