
Aircon Blowing Warm: Why It Died Over Winter and What a Regas Costs
Why aircon that worked in March blows warm on the first hot day, why an R1234yf regas costs more than R134a, and why we leak test before we refill.
Service
Full A/C diagnostics, re-gas, compressor repair, and climate servicing.
We are equipped for both refrigerant types, including the newer R1234yf used across late-model European vehicles, with proper recovery and leak-detection equipment.
Air conditioning that fades over winter and blows warm in the first hot week has usually lost refrigerant through a slow leak. Topping it up without finding the leak buys a few weeks at best.
We recover and weigh the charge, leak-test the system with UV dye and electronic detection, and check the compressor and condenser before anything is refilled. If a component has failed, you get a written quote before it is replaced.
From$185regas and leak test - final price quoted before work starts.
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Why aircon that worked in March blows warm on the first hot day, why an R1234yf regas costs more than R134a, and why we leak test before we refill.
Questions
Only if the system has lost refrigerant slowly over several years. If it was cold last summer and warm now, there is a leak, and a regas without a leak test means paying twice. Our article on aircon blowing warm explains why.
It is the refrigerant used in most late-model European cars. The gas costs considerably more than the older R134a, and it needs its own recovery and charging equipment.
Yes. Blend door actuators, climate control modules and heater cores are diagnosed with the same factory tools we use on every other system.
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Book a diagnostic. We will scan every module, road-test the car, and send you a written report with costs before anything is repaired.