All about your car air conditioning cooling system

by Mr Cool | Aug 1, 2017

Servicing All Car Air Conditioning (A/C) Systems require regular servicing to keep them working effectively and to prolong the life span of their components. We use only R134a. Unfortunately, refrigerants readily absorb water which turns them corrosive. It’s...

Volkswagen Air Conditioning Repairs Explained

by Mr Cool | Feb 1, 2017

Volkswagen are leaders in heating and cooling comfort and have adopted most if not all of the latest mobile A/C technology into their range of vehicles. All of their cars built after about 1990 come standard with variable A/C compressors that are used to maintain a...

The main causes of weak airflow

by Mr Cool | May 18, 2016

Posted by Mr Cool on 18 May 2016 If your car’s air-conditioning is not performing at it’s best, having the system checked sooner rather than later will mean less discomfort and less expense. There are several common reasons for weak airflow in AC systems,...

What’s that funky smell!?

by Mr Cool | Jul 26, 2015

Have you noticed a funky smell funking up the car when you turn the A/C on? Odds are if you have, your passengers have too! It’s not uncommon for mould and bacteria to accumulate in your A/C system, particularly if your car has sat idle for some time, perhaps...

Genuine VS Aftermarket: What’s the difference? What does it matter?

by Mr Cool | Jun 22, 2015

First things first; genuine, also referred to as OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts are those which come recommended and supplied by your car manufacturer and are what your car was originally built with. Aftermarket parts are those which are basically...