Jeep Air Conditioning Repair in Queens, NY

If you have the air turned on but nothing is coming out of the vents, you may have an electrical issue. A common problem is a faulty final stage unit or otherwise known as a blower resistor or blower regulator. This is a sensor that most vehicles have that regulates voltage going to the blower motor. Even though that is a common culprit, there could be other reasons why your air is not blowing properly or at all.

Yes. Unusual sounds like rattling or squealing can indicate compressor problems, bearing noise from the blower motor or debris in the system. It’s best to get it checked early.

Musty or chemical smells could point to mold in the system or refrigerant leaks. We’ll inspect for any signs of contamination or malfunction.

If you are smelling burning oil coming from your vents it can indicate oil leaks within your engine bay. A common area that can leak onto a hot exhaust manifold is a leaking valve cover gasket. Depending on the engine configuration of your vehicle, there may be other leaking points. Performing a proper inspection of the issue is recommended.

No, A/C systems should hold refrigerant for years. If you need annual recharges, it likely means there’s a slow leak that needs to be repaired.

Absolutely. The wrong refrigerant can damage components, reduce efficiency and cost you hundreds or thousands of dollars. We’ll verify and correct any mismatch if needed.

It’s possible. We’ll review any previous repairs and check the system to ensure everything was done correctly and nothing was overlooked.