What Happens When a Car's Air Conditioning Lacks Refrigerant?
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When a car's air conditioning lacks refrigerant, it will experience insufficient power during operation, and the cooling effect will also decrease. Here are two scenarios regarding the refrigerant levels in a car's air conditioning: 1. Insufficient refrigerant in the car's air conditioning: If there are continuous bubbles in the sight glass during normal and continuous operation of the air conditioning, it indicates a lack of refrigerant, which needs to be replenished. (Open the car's hood and check if there are oil stains at the air conditioning system joints. If present, it likely means the refrigerant is low. Before adding refrigerant, a comprehensive inspection of the vehicle's air conditioning system is necessary to ensure there are no leaks before proceeding with the refrigerant addition). 2. Excessive refrigerant in the car's air conditioning: If there are no bubbles in the sight glass during normal and continuous operation of the air conditioning, and no temporary bubbles appear when the air conditioning is turned off, it indicates an excess of refrigerant, which needs to be released.