If the condenser is blocked by debris or is damaged, the Car Air Conditioner will not blow cold air. It’s also possible that there is a very simple reason your car air conditioning is not cold, and that is electrical. Some of your Cars A/C system’s parts, including your compressor, are electrical. And something as
There could be many reasons why your Car A/C is making noise when running. The issue is either with the Compressor, a Refrigerant leak, or loose parts. The AC Serpentine Belt could be worn or bearings are failing on the pulley. A bad compressor could affect the engine in your car. If your compressor’s pulley
A/C Leaks or Compressor issues may cause problems with a Car Air Conditioner. A/C Repair may be needed to fix a clogged filter, cooling fan problem, or radiator. Or, it could simply be that you need to recharge your Car AC. You may also just need to Replace Cabin Air Filter or try not to
When parking your vehicle outside, dampness from rain or snow accumulates and forms a very thin layer of rust on the surface of the Brake Rotors. This is normal as Brake Rotors will form a thin layer of rust that will wear off after driving a couple of miles. If you wonder Why My Brake
“Low Brake Fluid Means” there is a leak in the system, particularly on the off chance that it was recently filled. Low Brake Fluid can cause a spongy feeling when stepping on the Brake Pedal. Low Brake Fluid may also be caused from a Worn-Out Brake Pad. A Brake Pad working harder uses more Brake
Air in the Brake Line(s) is the most well-known reason for a Soft Brake Pedal. Air in the Brake Lines can prevent Brake Fluid from flowing and will not go away on its own. In fact, it will only get worse causing the Brakes to fail completely. Air can get into the Brake Lines if
Squeaky Brakes on a car may indicate that it’s time for a Brake Inspection. If the sound is constant, it is not safe to drive as it may be the result of metal-on-metal contact. Another cause of Squeaky Brakes is warp Brake Rotors. If the pads cannot evenly make contact with the Brake Rotor surface
Worn Brake Pads: The most well-known reason for a Vehicle taking longer than ordinary to stop is Brake wear. Riding your Brakes creates heat that causes rotors and pads to work harder. Low Brake Fluid may also cause it to take longer than normal to break. If the Brake Fluid gets too low, the Brakes
Your Battery provides power to the starter motor when you turn the key so your vehicle can start and run. There are many reasons your Battery may drain faster. A destroyed Alternator Belt or a bad fuse can cause your Battery to drain faster. Issues in the circuit like loose or broken wires could be
If your Tires are out of Alignment or out of balance, it may cause a vibration in the Steering Wheel. Tire Vibration may be caused from a damaged Tire or well used driveline U-Joint. A defective Tire may also cause vibration. You may notice the Vehicle shakes with any movement. Vibration through the seat, the
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