When it starts to get warm outside, there’s nothing more frustrating than to turn on your vehicle’s air conditioner to find that warm or no air comes out of the vents. This can be the result of any number of issues. That’s why you should trust your auto air conditioning repair and service needs to the auto technicians at Colonial Service Station in Staten Island, New York. 

If you are having a problem with your vehicles’s air conditioner, we start by looking to see if any of the belts are loose. A good number of issues with car air conditioners are the results of leaks in the system. In those cases, the leak can be detected by performing a dye injection leak test. Finally, and if needed, we evacuate and recharge your car’s air conditioning system.

Need to have us look at your auto air conditioner? Give us a call today to schedule an appointment.

Car Heating System Repair – Keeping Your Car Warm in the Winter

Your vehicle’s heater looks like a much smaller version of the radiator. As heat is produced in the engine, it is absorbed by the antifreeze/coolant and then circulated through the heater core before going back to the radiator. Getting the warm air into your car’s interior is done by a fan that blows air over the heater core.

If the heater core becomes clogged, the heater won’t work properly and you will need to have it repaired. If you see coolant in the interior of your vehicle or you smell coolant when your heater is running, there is most likely a leak in the system. The ASE-technicians can diagnose and fix your car heating system so you and your passengers remain nice and warm.

Click here to schedule service on your car’s air conditioning or heating system with Colonial Service Station in Staten Island, New York.

Frequently Asked Questions on Auto Heating and Air Conditioning System Repair

When an A/C system leak is suspected, Colonial Service Station can perform a dye injection leak test to help locate the source of the leak.

Yes. When needed, Colonial Service Station can evacuate and recharge your vehicle’s air conditioning system as part of the repair process.

A heating problem can have several causes. One possibility is a clogged heater core, which can prevent the heating system from working properly. Colonial Service Station can diagnose the problem and recommend the appropriate repair.

Coolant inside your vehicle or the smell of coolant when the heater is running can indicate a leak in the heating system and should be inspected.

Yes. Colonial Service Station’s ASE-certified technicians diagnose and repair automotive heating and air conditioning systems in Staten Island.