Per AutoZone, there are several reasons why your car's AC may not be blowing cold air. Leaks and compressor issues are two of the most common problems. Some problems can be easily fixed while others ...

Car air conditioning reduces humidity and keeps drivers cool while they drive, but wear and tear eventually catches up with these climate systems. Problems such as a refrigerant leak, blower motor ...

Vehicle air conditioning is typically one of a car's most durable systems. Though it is often in use every day, a modern air conditioning system just keeps humming along providing cool air when you ...

A faulty air conditioner can quickly ruin a beautiful summer day. Beyond making driving an uncomfortable experience, a defective air conditioner can lead to high repair costs. Today, we cover how AC ...

If you notice a vinegar smell when you turn on your car’s air conditioning, it’s most likely due to mold or mildew that has built up somewhere in the ventilation system. Since mold and mildew tend to ...

Want cold air in the summer or clear windows in the winter? Then you’ll want a functioning air-conditioning compressor. It is the power unit of the air-conditioning system that puts the refrigerant ...

Let’s start at the start. The SVS light on your car stands for 'Service Vehicle Soon'. Fundamentally, it’s telling you that something is not right somewhere on the vehicle and the computer has logged ...

Viewer-submitted questions for The Car Doctor: Q: I love my Genesis GV 70, except for one issue that may lead me to sell it. I hear a random, intermittent whirring noise that seems to come from the ...

We have had nothing but continuous air-conditioning problems with our 2016 Nissan X-Trail T32. Nissan has no idea why. The air-con was all checked, and now, over five years later, we’re told that it ...

Car air conditioning systems provide comfort and relief, especially during hot weather. However, when neglected, these ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Car air conditioning reduces humidity and keeps drivers cool while they drive, but wear and tear eventually catches up ...