Air Conditioning / AC
We live in the south, and that means hot weather during many months out of the year. With that hot weather, the AC system in your car needs to be in the best working condition. If your car’s air conditioning is not offering you relief from the heat, there is a reason why. When considering air conditioning repair, most car AC systems stop working due to a refrigerant or Freon charge problem. It could be that your car's air conditioning system has a leak and all or some of the gas has leaked out. Whether it’s an A/C condenser, A/C compressor, evaporator, hose or gasket seal that is leaking, there can’t be any leaks in your system. Our certified mechanics at Team Ryan Automotive can find the cause of your car air conditioning concerns and fix it right the first time!
Air Conditioning FAQs
Have questions about air conditioning? Here are a few helpful answers from Team Ryan Automotive.
Why Is My Car AC Running But Not Cooling?
The problem could be deriving from a few reasons: a clogged filter, cooling fan problem, leaks, or compressor issue.
How Do I Know If My Car AC Compressor Is Bad?
The typical signs of a bad compressor is: strange noises, leaking moisture, or a change in airflow or temperature.
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, bring your car over to Team Ryan Automotive, and we will make sure your AC system is back to normal.
How Do I Know If My Car AC Needs Recharging?
There are three common signs that tell you when your AC needs recharging: your AC is blowing warm air, clutch fails to engage, and visible leaks.
What Happens During A Vehicle AC Recharge?
Our certified technicians will check for any possible leaks, and if they are leaks present, the technician will repair the leak before moving on. After that, the old refrigerant will be replaced with fresh refrigerant to ensure the air conditioning will operate properly and keep you cool.
How Often Should My Car’s Air Conditioning Be Inspected?
There is no industry standard for climate control systems, so it would be best to refer to your owner’s manual for this question.
At the very minimum, it is wise to have your AC inspected once a year by a qualified technician. Especially in Georgia, the summer heat can be quite intense, meaning your air conditioning system is used a lot during that time. To ensure it is in the best working condition, professional inspections are vital.
How Do You Diagnose Auto AC Problems?
Your car will typically let you know if there’s any troubles with your vehicle’s AC system. Some of the common signs are: leaks, unusual sounds, and bad smells. If your air conditioning is not working, but you simply don’t know why, bring it in to Team Ryan Automotive. We will help narrow down a diagnostic and then take care of the problem for you!
How Do I Know If My Car’s AC Evaporator Is Bad?
Some signs that you have a faulty evaporator are: weak airflow, strange odor, compressor will not activate, or temperature varies.
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, bring your car over to Team Ryan Automotive, and we will make sure your AC system is back to proper working condition.

Why Choose Us
Team Ryan Automotive proudly serves the Air Conditioning and Cooling System Repair needs of customers in Buford, GA, Cumming, GA, Sugar Hill, GA, Suwanee, GA, and surrounding areas. If you are in need of auto air conditioning repair & recharge service in Buford and Cumming, GA, stop by Team Ryan Automotive and talk with one of our friendly and knowledgeable AC mechanics about your car’s AC recharge & repair service. Or feel free to give us a call and we’ll be happy to help you with any concerns.
















