Common A/C Problems

Refrigerant Leak

Refrigerant is a component that makes the entire A/C system work. Whether it's due to a problematic larger leak or a normal smaller one, the level of refrigerant will likely decrease over time. When your refrigerant level gets too low, come to Joe Cooper Ford Yukon, and we will refill the refrigerant, checking for leaks while we're at it.

Worn or Broken A/C Compressor

The A/C compressor is a component that turns liquid refrigerant into a gas and pushes it through the system. As the gaseous refrigerant passes through the A/C system, it will pick up heat. Damaged or worn A/C compressors will need to be repaired or replaced.

Clogged or Damaged A/C Condenser

When gaseous refrigerant comes into the condenser, it gets turned into a liquid, releasing all the heat it has picked up. If the compressor has become clogged, it's often possible to unblock it. But if it has been damaged, it will likely need to be replaced.

Broken Cooling Fan

The cooling fan is what takes the now-cold air from the liquid coolant and blows it into your cabin. There are a number of reasons a cooling fan may have failed, from physical damage to electrical issues. Let us take a look at Joe Cooper Ford Yukon.

Clogged Cabin Air Filter

The cabin air filter is what keeps contaminants from entering the cabin of your vehicle. If it has been clogged by these contaminants, it becomes more difficult for air to pass through and keep you cool. Fortunately, this is a quick and easy fix!