Refrigerant gas
Weak cooling, or cooling that fades after a while.
- Leak detection by pressure or dye
- Vacuum, then recharge
- R134a or R1234yf to spec
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- Repair Workshop
- Car AC
Car AC repair: gas, compressor & leaks
Is your car AC blowing hot air in the middle of summer? We check the whole system, find the leak, recharge the exact amount of gas your car needs, and repair or replace the compressor when needed.
- Leak detection
- Gas recharge
- Compressor repair
Full system checkbefore recharging
What we fix
Common car AC faults
We work on sedans, SUVs and pickups — Japanese, Korean, American and Chinese makes.
Compressor
Noise when the AC is on, or the clutch will not engage.
- Clutch and coil checks
- Compressor repair or replacement
- Oil and valve replacement
Condenser & fans
Cools on the road but not in traffic.
- AC condenser
- Cooling fans
- Cabin filter and odours
- Toyota
- Hyundai
- Kia
- Nissan
- Chevrolet
- Chinese makes
FAQ
Got a question?
Is a gas top-up enough without a check?
We do not recommend it. Low gas means a leak, and recharging without fixing it means the gas escapes again. We find the leak, vacuum the system and charge the amount the manufacturer specifies.
What is the difference between R134a and R1234yf?
Most cars in Iraq use R134a; some newer models use R1234yf. We check the label under your bonnet before charging.
How long does a recharge take?
A recharge with testing usually takes under an hour if there is no major leak. A compressor replacement can take a day, depending on parts.
Other services
We also repair
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