Posted on 4/28/2024
Have you ever noticed your car's air conditioning system isn't cooling as it should, or perhaps you've spotted a puddle under your vehicle? These could be signs of a freon leak, a common issue in car AC systems that can lead to reduced cooling performance and potential damage. Why Freon Leaks Occur Freon, also known as refrigerant, plays a crucial role in keeping your car cool by absorbing heat from the cabin and releasing it outside. However, wear and tear on AC system components can lead to leaks over time. Common culprits include damaged hoses, worn seals, or corrosion in the system. Where Does the Freon Go? When a leak occurs, freon escapes from the AC system into the surrounding environment. Unlike engine oil or coolant, freon is a gas at room temperature, so it quickly dissipates into the air. Even s ... read more