I think the A/C in my car is dying, but I'm not sure. It just doesn't feel as cold as it should. My friend said I should check for a leak in my AC; how do I do that?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
One of the first signs your air conditioner is losing fluids is that it starts to warm up—so you may be on to something!
But spotting an A/C leak is more complicated than your average fluid leak. A/C refrigerant is colorless, odorless and can be liquid or gas while processing through the A/C system. So your best course of action is to get an A/C performance check.
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