Highlights
Professional mechanics offer air conditioning services to ensure that the system cools properly
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This service includes a system check to ensure your system is topped off with freon and an inspection of the a/c system to check for leaks. It is possible that a fully charged a/c system will not blow cold due to underlying issues that may result in additional services(fees). An A/c system in vehicles is composed of many parts that can go out, wear or break over time. Therefore, this service can not guarantee the a/c system will function properly.
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Barbee Auto will visually inspect hoses, lines, seals and other components for leaks, check temperature readings, check that your compressor is operating properly and inspect the drive belt for cracks or damage. You may simply need a recharge of the refrigerant or the inspection could call for other service, like a new compressor. Plus, your air conditioning belt drives many other components in your vehicle, meaning a broken belt can have a much worse impact than simply an uncomfortable trip
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A vehicle’s A/C system consists of five major parts, all working together to cool you off in summer, and to keep you dry and warm in winter. These major parts are:
- Compressor
- Condenser
- Receiver dryer or Accumulator
- Orifice tube or Expansion valve
- Evaporator
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Your A/C system also consists of hoses and refrigerant charging ports, but the significant work occurs in the five parts listed above.
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Service includes:
- Connect Gauges to Check AC System Levels
- Vacuum out bad fluids oxygen or air in system
- Check for leaks add leak detector if necessary
- Add freon (R-134A freon) back in
- Put oil in for AC compressor
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About Barbee Auto
Barbee Auto strive to provide automotive services of the highest quality possible. They offer repairs and maintenance, specializing in full-service exhaust work such as custom exhaust, pipe bending, catalytic converters, mufflers, performance exhaust, brakes, tune ups, front end work and welding. They are there to keep vehicles road-worthy and safe to drive.