Can I recharge my car air conditioner myself?
You’ve likely run low on refrigerant in your A/C system. Over time, tiny amounts of refrigerant leak from the lines, degrading A/C performance. The solution is simple – put more back in. Recharging your air conditioner yourself is inexpensive and can be completed in just a few minutes.
How much is a AC recharge kit?
You can save on your this cost by going the DIY route and recharging your car’s AC, in which case you can expect to pay $40-60 for a proper recharge kit.
How long does aircon gas last in a car?
two years
The general rule of thumb is that your vehicle’s air-conditioning needs re-gassing every two years. The reason for this is because it’s estimated that your car permeates between 10 – 15% of gas from the system every year; and that’s before you’ve even used it!
What is involved in a DIY Regas?
What’s involved in a DIY regas? The first thing you need to know if you are contemplating a DIY regas is that refrigerants such as R134a are now tightly regulated in Australia, so you cannot legally purchase it without a licence. Second, knowingly venting a fluorocarbon refrigerant into the air during any maintenance, service, or repair is illegal.
Why shouldn’t you opt for a cheap air con Regas?
The proximity of the flammable gas to the cabin creates a fire risk for the passengers and driver. Consider if a collision caused damage and resulted in flammable gas being released inside the cabin. Now we’ve covered why you shouldn’t opt for a cheap air con regas, let’s take a look at the process involved.
Why choose natrad for aircon Regas work?
When it comes to professional aircon regas work, you deserve the best possible service. Play it safe and nip into Natrad.
Why is it important to re-gas your car’s air con?
Here’s why it’s so important make sure the right gas is used to re-gas your car air con: 1. Your car isn’t designed for non-inert gases Your vehicle’s air conditioning system was designed to work with the recommended inert gas.