This Toyota Corolla needed a car aircon repair in Warwick after the air conditioning system started losing refrigerant. CMM Automotive attended the vehicle in Warwick and carried out testing to find the source of the leak.

We inspected the air conditioning system and checked the hoses and connections for signs of refrigerant loss. Our testing traced the problem to a leaking low-pressure air conditioning hose.

A damaged or leaking hose can slowly release refrigerant from the system. As the refrigerant level drops, the air conditioner may struggle to produce cold air. Eventually, the system may stop cooling altogether.

Finding the leak allowed us to identify the correct repair before adding more refrigerant.

Leaking Low-Pressure Aircon Hose

Air conditioning hoses carry refrigerant between the major components of the system. They must remain properly sealed while handling changes in pressure and temperature.

Age, vibration and general wear can eventually cause an aircon hose to leak. Leaks can also develop around hose crimps and connections.

On this Toyota Corolla, we identified the low-pressure hose as the source of the refrigerant loss. We could then repair the fault before servicing the system.

This approach helps prevent the vehicle from simply losing its refrigerant again after a regas.

Mobile Car Air Conditioning Perth

CMM Automotive provides mobile car air conditioning Perth diagnosis and repairs throughout Warwick and surrounding suburbs.

We diagnose leaking hoses, compressors, TX valves, Schrader valves and many other air conditioning faults. We can also check system pressures and cooling performance at the vehicle’s location.

If your air conditioner gradually becomes warmer, the system may have developed a refrigerant leak. Finding the leak first can save repeated regassing and help restore reliable cooling.