Posted on 8/7/2024
Ever turned on your car's air conditioning on a sweltering day only to feel warm air blowing from the vents? It's a frustrating situation that many drivers face, often caused by leaks in the air conditioning (A/C) system. But what leads to these leaks? Understanding the common causes can help you prevent issues and keep your car cool during the hottest months. The Role of Refrigerant in Car A/C Systems Your car's A/C system relies on refrigerant to cool the air that flows into the cabin. This refrigerant circulates through various components, including the compressor, condenser, evaporator, and numerous hoses and seals. Over time, any part of this intricate system can develop leaks, resulting in a decline in cooling performance. Wear and Tear of Rubber Components One of the primary culprits behind A/C system leaks is the gradual wear and t ... read more