Heating & Cooling
Auto Heating and Cooling Services
The harsh Utah weather takes its toll on the auto heating and cooling system of your vehicle. From the cold winters in January to the triple digits in July, your car is exposed to extreme heat and extreme cold. These seasonal changes mean additional strain on the engine to keep the vehicle’s temperature at a comfortable level. Also, the vehicle’s engine undergoes significant temperature fluctuations, which can lead to overheating. We specialize in several services, including;
- A/C Diagnostics and Repair
- Car Heater Repair
A/C Diagnostics and Repair
Our experts will perform an A/C diagnostic to identify common A/C issues like leaks within the line or low cold air output. We can perform A/C repair on all vehicle makes and models. Call today to schedule an appointment for air conditioning maintenance on your vehicle, 801-728-3455!
Common Air Conditioning Problems
Does your cold air blow hot air? Does it seem like the fan isn’t blowing as hard as it used to? Paskett Auto Care specializes in air conditioning repair and replacement services. Our experts can quickly identify what is causing air conditioning problems. Here are some signs to watch for if you are worried about your vehicles air conditioner;
- Smells blowing from the air conditioner
- No cold air blowing
- Strange sounds coming from the air conditioner
- Blower motor isn’t blowing on one or several levels from low to high
Car Heater Problems
The vehicle’s heater is directly tied into the cooling system, which means you are likely to have problems with the air conditioner in addition to the heater. The heater uses coolant from the engine cooling system to warm up the interior of the car. If a sealing issue has occurred, it can lead to air circulation issues, causing the heater to malfunction. Some of the common heater repairs include;
- Temperature controls
- Heater core
- Mode door actuators
- Blower motor
If you continue to find that your car won’t warm up, call our office for diagnostics. Some of the most common car heater problems include;
- Smell coming from the air vents when the heater is on
- Windshield fogs up and the defrost isn’t working
- Antifreeze leaks in the car’s interior
We recommend calling our Roy, UT auto repair shop as soon as possible for any auto heating and cooling system problems. The heating system is essential to keeping the car running properly and could lead to additional repairs without timely service. Regular maintenance of your auto heating and cooling can help to prevent serious and expensive vehicle repairs of this magnitude. Trust our experts to provide you with trustworthy, reliable repairs for your auto heating and cooling systems.
In Northern Utah, heat in the winter and cool air in the summer are essential for comfortable driving. If your vehicle is blowing warm air when the AC is running, the issue is typically caused by low refrigerant levels, a refrigerant leak, a worn-out compressor, or a failing blower motor. At Paskett Auto, our technicians thoroughly inspect and service your air conditioning system ensuring it cools properly to 45 to 50 degrees below the outside ambient temperature.
If your heater isn’t producing warm air, the most common culprit is low coolant (antifreeze). A stuck thermostat, or a clogged heater core can also prevent the heater from operating correctly. Because your heating system relies on engine coolant to warm the cabin, heater issues can also point to larger cooling system problems that might cause your engine to overheat. We perform a complete cooling system analysis that allows our mechanics to test the heating and cooling loop.
Northern Utah’s extreme seasonal temperature shifts put extra stress on your vehicle’s engine cooling system. We recommend having your radiator coolant, hoses, belts, and thermostat inspected at least once a year or during routine maintenance intervals. Replacing degraded coolant and worn hoses before they fail prevents severe engine overheating and keeps your heating and cooling systems operating at peak performance during the heat of summer and the cold of winter.
