Most Air Conditioning (AC) systems that blow warm air can have a variety of problems causing hot air from vents. With an initial Air Conditioning (AC) test, the service technician will report on the condition of your car’s Air conditioning (AC) system with a comprehensive evaluation. If freon is lower than specification, an Air Conditioning (AC) dye will be added along with the required freon. The service facility will recheck the system with the Air Conditioning (AC) dye and freon administered with an ultra violet light that will enhance any leaks under ultra violet light. If no leaks are present, your service advisor will schedule a recheck usually in a week. If at this time, no leaks are apparent, the system should fair well through the summer, provided that no additional faults occur. REMEMBER, have your car’s air conditioning (AC) system evaluated before adding freon! There are many other factors that can cause issues with the performance of your car’s air conditioning (AC) system.

The above issue is one of many faults that can arise during testing. Many car repair facilities will add refrigerant and your car will blow cold air…. for a short period!! Avoid this, by demanding a full system performance evaluation. Simply put, have your car’s Air Conditioning (AC) system tested for possible leaks or pressure issues. Does my cabin air filter affect my car’s air conditioning? The car’s cabin air filter is a great device that keeps your passenger compartment free of pollen, molds and all of those other unhealthy bacteria that can be produced over time from the natural process of condensation from your air conditioning. Most folks don’t realize they have a “cabin air filter” until it becomes plugged, creating an unhealthy smell in the cab and most often reducing the performance of your Air Conditioning (AC) system. Your owners’ manual should list the mileage criteria for replacement. REMEMBER: Routine replacement keeps your car’s cab and system healthy!

When my car’s engine runs warm, my air condititioning doesn’t seem to work that well? It is critical that your car’s engine operating temperature run as designed. mini split air conditioning systems reviewsIf your engine temperature starts to increase above operating temperature, your Air Conditioning (AC) system could be shutting down to conserve the increase of temperature. water under outside ac unitMaintaining your coolant system is the best approach to ‘worry free operation’ of all your onboard systems.air handling unit price REMEMBER: Every spring have your car’s engine coolant system evaluated! Why has car refrigerant (freon) become so expensive over the years? As with anything else, supply and demand unfortunately come in to the equation.

Living in the southwest and southeast portions of the United States does create a demand and therefore, premium on cost. Manufacturers of refrigerant from time to time can be under quota for anticipated demands and furthermore drive the price up. Most automotive repair facilities will try and purchase bulk refrigerant at the right time of year so as to pass on the best price for the consumer.In Yuma, AZ there is no more important vehicle accessory than your car, truck or SUV’s air conditioning system. With summer temperatures exceeding 110 degrees on many summer days and an average high temperature of about 86 degrees annually, you want your air conditioning system to operate at its peak efficiency. All three locations have ASE certified technicians that are air conditioning experts. Commonly referred to in its short form as a/c, our technicians will service your a/c unit and ensure the system will keep you as cool and comfortable as possible. With modern air conditioning systems, it is more important than ever to be sure the refrigerant levels are correct.

A little too much and compressor damage can result, and if it just a bit low, once again the a/c compressor can be damaged and in either case, the a/c system will not work well. With modern electronic leak detectors and dyes, leaks in the air conditioning system can be located and repaired. This keeps the refrigerant in the system and out of the environment, and  keeps your dollars in your pocket. Call today and make your convenient appointment or use the convenient form below and someone will get back to you soon.> Jimmy's Broadway Automotive ® > Services > Emissions Services Arizona Emissions Repair Didn’t pass the emissions test? We can find out why and repair it! Arizona, under the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), requires mandatory vehicle emissions testing. The ADEQ program helps reduce vehicle emissions of smog-causing pollutants in Arizona by requiring vehicles to undergo an emissions test to identify emissions problems and have them repaired.

To learn more information about Emissions Testing in Arizona, please visit the ADEQ Emissions Testing website. Here you can find out if your vehicle is required to undergo emissions testing and to find out the location of the nearest ADEQ Emissions Test Facility near you. Jimmy’s Broadway Automotive® performs emissions repairs! The emissions control system on your vehicle is important for keeping our environment as clean as possible. If your vehicle fails an emissions test, we can test to find out why and perform the needed repairs. Call to book your appointment or use our Appointment Scheduler today! I felt taken advantage of. They were trying to charge more than what my repairs cost. I will not be returning. Thanks Kathy for taking the time to talk with me about your issue . Looks like there was a communication issue between the service advisor you originally spoke with and the second service advisor. I personally look forward to helping you in the future and thanks for allowing us to resolve this issue.