Not cold enough?
Windows not demisting?
Runny nose, headache?
Strange noises when A/C is on?
Your car air con system can loose up to 40% of it's refrigerant every year.
A poorly performing car air conditioning system can cause a build up of fungus, bacteria and other microbes growing inside the evaporator core, causing a smell, sometimes an allergic reaction and can lead to legionnaires disease.
Have your car air con system serviced every 18 months. It will say that in your car manufacturers service guide, yet when your car is serviced, your A/C system is never serviced. It's an extra, chargeable item, but vital to have done.
A typical main dealer car air conditioning service will cost you at least £100, plus you take the car to them.
A poor aircon system can increase your fuel costs as the air conditioning pump needs to work harder.
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Basically, we come to you at your home or place of work for your A/C recharge. Our full service includes:Initial system test
Check system components such as hoses, belts, condenser, compressor, fans, electrics etc.
Check internal system controls, flaps, heating etc
Recover any existing refrigerant from the system, pressure test system,
Vacuum A/C system to remove any moisture,
Regas A/C system with refrigerant to vehicle specific levels, include a UV dye, top up oils as needed, then
Leak test components.
Full post re-gas system test checking temprature and controls.
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A standard regas service will take around an hour.
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All you need to do is phone and book. Currently i am taking bookings for around 1 or 2 days ahead. And all i need from you is a power outlet. Thats it!
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The most obvious problem with nearly all cars is lack of gas. This can be due to a leak, or lack of servicing. If you pay to have your car regassed, then that covers the call-out charge, the uv die, and a service of your system. That way we can tell wether it has a leak, or an electrical problem.
If you pay for a regas, and it cant be completed, yet we do all the needed repairs to your vehicle, then the second regas is FREE! So its not money wasted. Ask for more details.
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Yes is the easy answer. For two or more vehicles, phone for details.
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R12 gas is no longer available. It is illegal to refill a system with R12! But most sealed systems can be refilled using R134a gas. Although, they may need to have seals replaced, the receiver dryer may need changing, or service valves converted to take the new gas. There are also some 'drop in' fluids that will convert your old seals to run on the newer style of gas. It can be done, but may cost more than a standard regas. Phone for more details.
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Yes, it can be done, but during busy times, may take longer to book in. But phone for availability.
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We cover the whole of West Sussex, although for more than one car, we have been known to go slightly further afield.
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