AC blowing warm?
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Driving without AC in summer or heat in winter is miserable. Post your AC or heat job on Tekyeka and get upfront quotes from verified mechanics near you — no guessing, no surprise bills.
Full climate control coverage
AC Recharge
Recharge the refrigerant (R-134a or R-1234yf) to restore cooling performance. Includes leak test.
AC Leak Detection & Repair
Locate and repair refrigerant leaks in hoses, O-rings, the condenser, or evaporator.
Compressor Replacement
Replace a seized or failed AC compressor — the heart of your AC system.
Condenser & Evaporator
Replace a cracked condenser or blocked evaporator that is preventing cold air from reaching the cabin.
Heater Core Service
Flush or replace a failing heater core causing no heat or coolant leaks inside the cabin.
Blend Door & Blower
Fix blend door actuators (controls hot/cold mix) and blower motor (controls airflow).
AC & heat questions
Why is my car AC blowing warm air?
Common causes include low refrigerant (R-134a or R-1234yf) due to a leak, a failed AC compressor, a clogged condenser, a faulty blower motor, or a bad expansion valve. A diagnostic will identify the exact cause.
Can a mechanic recharge my car AC at my location?
AC recharge and basic refrigerant top-offs can sometimes be done on-site. However, refrigerant leaks and compressor replacement typically require shop equipment. Post your AC job on Tekyeka and the mechanic's offer will specify if mobile is available.
How much does car AC repair cost?
A simple recharge can cost $100–$200. Leak detection and repair adds cost depending on the leak location. Compressor replacement is typically $500–$1,200 depending on the vehicle. Post a job on Tekyeka to get real quotes from nearby mechanics.
My car heat stopped working — what could it be?
Common causes for no heat include a low coolant level, a blocked heater core, a faulty thermostat, a broken blend door, or a bad blower motor. Post a heating diagnostic job on Tekyeka and a mechanic will identify the exact issue.
How often should car AC be serviced?
Most manufacturers recommend having the AC system inspected every 1–2 years. Refrigerant levels naturally drop over time, and early detection of leaks saves significantly on repair costs.
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