Air Conditioning Repair

Keep Your Car Running Cool


Bring your vehicle into AAMCO for air conditioning inspection, diagnosis, and repairs. Air conditioning systems have a much larger role in the vehicle than just removing heat from the passenger compartment; it also dehumidifies the air during heating and defrosting modes. If you are having air conditioning or heater issues, it can lead to further difficulties in the vehicle.

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Is Your A.C. System Struggling?

Stay safe and cool through all seasons


If your car’s air conditioning system is struggling to cool your car or defrost your windows visit your local AAMCO Utah to have you’re A.C. System checked by one of our expert auto mechanics. Let the experts at your neighborhood AAMCO Utah AC Repair shop give you peace of mind knowing that you will be safe and cool through all seasons.

Related: Is Your Car A/C Ready For Summer?

Signs of a malfunctioning air conditioning system:


  • Your air conditioner blows only hot air from the vents
  • The air conditioner blows cold air only sporadically
  • There are strange noises when you turn on your air conditioner
  • You have odd smell coming from the vents
  • You windshield fogs up during defrost mode

Every AAMCO Air Conditioning Service begins with AAMCO’s state-of-the-art Initial Vehicle Check and a Comprehensive Diagnostics Service by our A/C Certified Technicians.

This check includes:

  • Inspection of the air conditioning compressor drive belt for cracks or damage
  • Inspection of all air conditioning-related components for visible leaks or damage
  • Check for proper operation of the air conditioning compressor and other components
  • Visually inspect Air Conditioning lines, hoses, seals, and other system components for leaks

Signs of a malfunctioning air conditioning system:


The results of the diagnosis will determine what part of the system requires service to ensure proper operation.

This may include:

  • Completely Evacuate and Properly Recover any remaining refrigerant from the Air Conditioning system using state of the art EPA approved equipment
  • Recharge the system using the appropriate refrigerant to the exact system capacity according to the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications
  • Perform any necessary service on compressor, evaporator, condenser, lines, hoses and electrical controls
  • Rechecking the air conditioning system to ensure proper performance and operation.

Related: Why Maintaining Your Car’s Heating & Cooling is Important/a>

Q: Why is my car’s A/C blowing hot air?


A: If your A/C is blowing out hot air, then this could be for a variety of reasons. You could have a faulty fuse, an A/C leak, a bad compressor, or even have a clogged valve. The only way to know the true cause of your A/C issue is to get it inspected by a professional mechanic.

Q: There are horrible smells coming from my A/C. What could this be?


A: When you start your A/C and you smell something horrible, it could be because of dirty vents and air filters. These cabin filters should be replaced every 30,000 miles. Enlist the help of a professional to help you change these out here.

Q: How do I know if there is an A/C leak?


A: Detecting an A/C is something that is best left for a professional. However, one clear sign that your cooling system has a potential leak is the amount of moisture coming from your vents. The moment you feel the moisture coming, please get help immediately. Harmful freons are present and not only are they bad for you, but they can also corrode your entire cooling system.

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