AC Recharge — R-134a
R-134a refrigerant recharge for most vehicles built before 2017. Special promotional pricing — save $50.
What Is AC Recharge — R-134a?
An AC recharge restores the refrigerant in your vehicle's air conditioning system so it can cool properly again. R-134a is the refrigerant used in most vehicles built before model year 2017. Over time, refrigerant slowly escapes through seals and fittings, and your AC stops cooling like it used to. Our recharge service evacuates any remaining refrigerant, vacuums the system to verify it holds, and refills with the correct R-134a charge for your vehicle.
Why It Matters
A weak or empty AC system isn't just uncomfortable on hot Fraser Valley summer days -- it also makes your defroster less effective in winter, since the AC compressor is what removes humidity from the cabin. Driving with low refrigerant can also damage the AC compressor, which is the most expensive component in the system. Recharging at the first sign of weak cooling is much cheaper than replacing a burned-out compressor later.
Signs You Need AC Recharge — R-134a
- AC blows warm or only mildly cool air
- Cooling is weak when idling but improves at highway speeds (or vice versa)
- You can hear the AC compressor short-cycling on and off
- Defroster is slow to clear the windshield
- It's been several years since your last AC service
What We Do
We connect our AC service machine to your vehicle, recover any remaining refrigerant, and pull a deep vacuum to confirm the system is sealed. We then recharge the system with the correct amount of R-134a refrigerant matched to your vehicle's specification. We verify cooling performance with temperature readings at the vents before you drive away. If the system loses charge again quickly, that points to a leak -- which is what our AC Leak Detection service is for.
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