8001 Minnetonka Blvd.

952.931.9696

Mon-Thu: 7am -6pm
Friday: 7am – 5pm

6407 West Lake Street

952.922.9696

Mon-Thu: 7am -6pm
Friday: 7am – 5pm

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By Checking the Air Conditioner Now, you Save Issues Later

by | May 1, 2020 | Air conditioner, Auto Repair, Car care, Car Care Tips | 0 comments

By turning on the air conditioner of your vehicle now, you will help to prevent issues in the long run. As you switch the air conditioner on, you will notice if the air is cold or if it is warm. When it starts to blow out warmer air, there is an issue that will need to be addressed. Make sure to contact us when there is an issue, so then we can inspect the car for you. Anytime that there is an odd noise when the air conditioner is operating, you will want to make sure to schedule an appointment. It can mean that there is a part wearing out that needs replacing. One component could also be wearing against another one and it may need maintenance.

 

If the system is not operating as it should, you may need to have the air conditioner recharged. Bring the vehicle in, and we can do this for you. If it continues to go out, a new air conditioner system may be needed for your vehicle. Before the warm temperatures and heat of the summer arrive, you will want to ensure that the air conditioner is working efficiently for your vehicle. Otherwise you and your passengers may not have a comfortable ride.

 

Also remember to follow typical vehicle maintenance inspections. This will help to notice any issues before they start to become worse. In the long run, it will also help you to save on a repair bill for your vehicle. Any odd noises should always be looked at. Be aware of what you were doing when these happened, so we can narrow down where to look. Also be aware of the dashboard warning lights of your vehicle. If one illuminates, this is a sign there is some sort of problem with the vehicle that needs to be checked. A well maintained vehicle can be safe and reliable when you are on the road.