Universal Motorcars LV - car repairing services

Lots of car owners are mystified by AC systems, with their hard-to-access parts and high-pressure lines that can be dangerous to work on.  AC repairs can also get expensive quickly, which also intimidates many owners.   If you’re suspicious that something may be amiss in your car’s AC system, though, there are some simple troubleshooting steps you can take before you take it to an   auto repair   mechanic . Listen for unusual noises when the AC is running, usually from the auto AC compressor.  If you notice the noise, you can take it from there: Check for excessive high-side pressure.  Excessive pressure can be caused by poor airflow across the condenser (check for leaves, dust, debris), restriction of the condenser or discharge line, excess charge in the system, or air in the lines. Check the compressor’s mounting brackets and make sure they’re not loose, cracked or broken.  A compressor that’s sitting out of line due to the bracket will cause deflection on the drive belt, resulting i