Air Conditioning
What can cause your car’s air conditioning to stop working? Having your car’s air conditioning system stop working can be very inconvenient, especially on hot, summer days or cold winter foggy or frosty days or nights. Your car’s air conditioning...
What does the A/C condenser do? The air conditioning condenser is an important part found in car air conditioning systems. In your car’s air conditioning system, a refrigerant is used to cool air as it passes through. The role of the condenser is to convert the...
About car air conditioning: Your car’s air conditioning system consists of a variety of components that work together and produce cold, hot, or dehumidified air. Damage to any of the components can prevent cold, hot, or dehumidified air from coming out through...
What is the car heater control valve? The heater control valve is an important component of a car’s heating system. It controls the flow of coolant to the heater core, which in turn produces heat inside the cabin. It does this by opening and closing, limiting...
What do the front/rear demisters do? It is important that you are able to see through the fog on your windscreen on a cold day. Demisters (also referred to as defoggers or defrosters) are used to clear the front windscreen and rear window of frost and fog. This allows...
How does the car heater work? The car heater is designed to keep you warm on cold days. Inside the heater are several components that all play their part in blowing hot air into the drivers / passengers cabin. Most modern cars use engine coolant to create heat. Engine...
