If your car AC isn’t cooling like its usual frosty self—or worse, if your car AC is blowing hot air—the chances are pretty good that your AC system is probably still working. It just needs to be ...

High humidity can put stress on your car's air conditioning unit, and in Maryland, the summers often bring hot, dewy conditions. The high humidity and hot weather can reduce the output temperature of ...

Temperatures are reaching record highs across the nation. Car air conditioning systems don't always need repairs to function, they may just need a recharge. You can purchase an air conditioning system ...

When your car’s AC stops blowing cold air, especially in the middle of summer, it’s more than just an inconvenience. It can quickly turn your vehicle into an unbearable hotbox. Whether you're ...

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 ...

If you're slightly mechanically inclined or know even the most basic information about your car, you know there are two air filters to worry about. One you've probably seen every time you take your ...

Is your car's AC system emitting a musty, unpleasant smell? This could be a sign of mildew build-up in the filter. Christin Klose/dpa If the air conditioning in your car smells unpleasant, this may ...

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 ...

Car AC smells are usually caused by mould, mildew, or bacteria buildup on the evaporator core due to trapped moisture, or a ...

When it's hot outside, many of us like to keep the temperature inside cool, especially when we're in our cars. According to Consumer Reports' auto testing center, there's a strategy to cooling your ...