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A car's A/C systems consist of freon gas that acts as a heat exchanger. First you take the gas, and put it into a sealed system. Freon gas in even in the many forms is still the main gas that makes an A/C system function. Your cars A/C compressor is the component that pressurizes the gas and causes it to circulate. Freon is pressurized to create a high pressure and low pressure environment in a sealed system. The Freon is condensed into a “liquify” state in which it collects the heat from inside your vehicle. As the liquid is moved through an orifice it's vaporized and becomes very cold pretty quick as it loses pressure. Your vehicle has both an evaporator and a condenser . The condenser removes heat that is collected by the Freon gas and like wise the evaporator becomes very cold. As air moves over the evaporator, it cools the air in the cab of your car or truck keeping it nice and cool. One of the main cause for failure of cars air conditioning system is Freon gas leaks. As time passes seals, hoses and connectors, which keep your car a/c system “sealed”, wear out causing leaks. Most typical attempt to repair the problem is to add Freon gas. This is not a fix but can actually cause more damage. Any time an air conditioning system is low on gas it is due to a leak. Freon gas doesn't “go bad” or “dissipates”. As long as auto your system has the correct amount of gas it should cool down unless there are other mechanical problems like the compressor, orifice or dryer. Eagle Transmission Shop Dallas / Mesquite Auto Service center located in Mesquite TX has a trained staff and also state of the art equipment to keep you” cool in your car” on hot summer days. Summer days are just around the corner. "Don't Delay"!
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