Rapid City Auto Heating & AC Repair
For the best cooling and heating auto repair service in Rapid City, trust Belly Brothers Auto Tech. We offer a full range of heating and cooling system diagnostics, as well as heating system and air conditioning repair and service. Our trained technicians are also masters of belt, compressor, and evaporator repair and replacement.
Just A Few Of Our Heating & Air Conditioner Repair Services:
- Heating & Cooling System Diagnostics
- Auto Air Conditioning Repair & Service
- Heating System Repair & Service
- Belt Repair & Replacement
- Compressor Repair & Replacement
- Evaporator Repair & Replacement
Stay comfortable on your daily commute, whether it’s during South Dakota’s hot summers or freezing winters. Contact us today for all of your climate control needs!
Heating & Air Conditioner FAQ
There could be many reasons why your car isn’t blowing cold air. First off, your car might be low on refrigerant. This could be due to leaks. Another reason could be a faulty compressor. The compressor is responsible for circulating refrigerant and pressurizing the system. If the compressor malfunctions, it can lead to a lack of cold air. The reason you’re not getting cold air could also be that your condenser is clogged or not working. The condenser’s job is to dissipate heat from the refrigerant, and if it’s clogged, it could impede the cooling process. Our experts at Belly Brothers can help you solve all these issues and more.
There are many reasons why your car’s heating system is malfunctioning. For starters, a low coolant level could be the issue. Not having enough coolant can prevent proper heat transfer to the heater core, which could result in limited or no heat output. Another reason could be thermostat issues. If your thermostat is broken, it could cause the engine to run at a lower temperature than normal, leading to insufficient or very little heat coming out. Your problem could also be related to the heater core in your vehicle. If your heater core is clogged, it could restrict or nearly stop the flow of hot coolant through the car’s system, resulting in little or no heat.
If an automotive air conditioning system is deemed to need replacement, you could expect to spend $1,000 to $4,000, depending on the needed services, parts, and time to complete the project. You can get an official quote from our experts at Belly Brothers Auto Tech.