Your cooling system is what keeps your car from a catastrophic failure. If your engine didn’t have some way to cool off, it would turn into a frozen block of metal . The purpose of the cooling system is to take heat away from the engine. Lack of cooling can cause catastrophic short term problems and engine failures. It can also cause long term damage to the engine. You need to have a full capacity of fresh coolant moving efficiently through the engine to avoid short term and long term problems.

Taskers repairs and maintains your vehicle air conditioning and climate control

The climate control works much like your air conditioner, refrigerator, or aerosol can.

Vapor is condensed into a liquid under high pressure. An expansion valve releases the liquid into a larger volume. As the liquid to vapor expands, the volume increases, the pressure decreases, and heat is absorbed. The vapor feels cool. This cools the air flowing into your vehicle. The expanded air coolant is then compressed and condensed back into a liquid. This is a continuous process.

In order to be effective your climate control or air conditioning sysytem needs to be filled to the proper level with coolant and maintain the proper pressures throughout the system. If there are any leaks you can lose coolant and/or lose pressure.

Taskers Automotive can check your air conditioning system to make sure the vehicle’s system has the proper system pressure and liquid volume.

  • What is a cooling system?

    Your cooling system is what keeps your car from a catastrophic failure. If your engine didn’t have some way to cool off, it would turn into a frozen block of metal . The purpose of the cooling system is to take heat away from the engine. Lack of cooling can cause Read More
  • Inspection

    Engine combustion temperatures can reach 2000° F and higher. If your engine is running hotter than normal, either shortly after starting or over time, it’s probably time for an inspection.Check to see if there is any green, orange, or yellow fluid spots or puddles under your vehicle. If there is, Read More
  • Antifreeze

    The primary differences between the different brands of antifreeze are the type and/or quantity of anti-corrosion additives that are used. Ethylene glycol is the primary component of anti-freeze, and this never wears out but the anti-corrosion additives do. That’s one reason why antifreeze should be changed every two years (except Read More
  • Engine Cooling System Components

    Radiator — Coolant that has traveled through the engine is pumped through the tubes of the radiator and is cooled off for another round. The center of the radiator is called the core. Cooling fins surround the core. While you drive, air passes through the fins, the coolant releases its heat Read More
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