Summer is here and most of us will start using the AC on a daily basis to protect ourselves from the scorching heat outside (at least that's the case in most of the US). However, after a long winter, ...

It’s a hot summer day, you’ve been baking in the sun, but now you’re behind the wheel of your trusted vehicle, ready to motor away, a cool blast from your air conditioner returning you to comfort and ...

So your air conditioning (AC) is blowing hotter air than a politician hoping for reelection Bummer! Rolling the windows down only goes so far, and sitting in a stagnant olfactory pool of under-thigh ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. With the summer heat and the anticipated high temperatures approaching, it's unsurprising that keeping your car's air conditioner working ...

In this video, learn how to refill your car or truck’s A/C system with refrigerant, specifically R134a, the most common refrigerant. This guide covers the procedure for topping off your system, ...

Per AutoZone, there are several reasons why your car's AC may not be blowing cold air. Leaks and compressor issues are two of the most common problems. Some problems can be easily fixed while others ...

When your air conditioner blows only mildly cool air or no cool air at all, it’s probably low on refrigerant, the gas that many people still refer to as “Freon” but which now is a different substance, ...

If you have a car that isn't showroom fresh anymore, there's also a good chance it's lost a little of its air conditioning mojo. Get things icy cool again with this simple fix. Photo by Dan Bock.