Air Conditioning Repair For Cars and Trucks

If your car's air conditioning system is not keeping you cool don't let the hot weather make you miserable. Get back to cruising in comfort. Bring your car or truck by Joel's Automotive Repair in MontClair and we'll get your AC working again. Call now at 909-946-7687 or stop by the shop at 5512 Arrow Hwy
Ste A, MontClair, CA, 91763.

Five Signs Your Car AC Needs To Be Serviced

• Your car air conditioning blows only slightly cooler than the outside air.
• Your car's air conditioner blows air that smells like mildew and mold.
• Your A/C only works while driving.
• You have low airflow even at the highest fan setting.
• Water condensing or dripping on your foot while driving.

Don't wait! If your car's A/C is working at reduced efficiency, it's worth a visit to Joel's Automotive Repair. Taking care of regular maintenance now can help you avoid more expensive AC repair costs down the road. Sometimes fixing a broken air conditioner is as simple and cost effective as adding new coolant.

Most truck and car air conditioning systems break eventually with usage. Hoses that feed the AC unit may crack, clog or drip if not serviced. Let us service your car or truck and keep your cooling system performing at its peak. Call us at 909-946-7687 to learn more about how we can get your air conditioning running again!

Common Automotive AC Repair Services

1234YF Vehicle AC Refrigerant

Joel's Automotive Repair is ready to recharge your car, truck, or jeep's 1234 YF freon. All vehicle AC systems manufactured after 2021 rely on 1234 YF freon as the green solution for keeping your cars cabin cool.

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Late Model / Classic AC Repair
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R-1234yf Refrigerant
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Freon Recharging Questions and Answers

Q: How often should Freon be changed?

A: Never, at least not in the way you think of your oil being changed. Your car's AC system is a sealed unit. No new freon needs to be added unless there's a refrigerant leak. Over time as your vehicle ages small cracks may form in your AC system parts such as the compressor, condenser, evaporator, receiver-dryer, expansion tube and connecting hoses allowing freon to escape. If this occurs, you need to replace the failing part and have your freon recharged.

Q: How long should a Freon recharge last?

A: If your car's AC system was recently repaired and required a freon recharge it should not need to be replaced again. Your AC system is a closed or sealed system that does not allow freon to escape. Freon is not like gasoline; it does not get depleted. If freon is escaping after your car's AC system has been repaired, then additional work may need to be done to find the leak.