Car air conditioning in Seville
In Seville, air conditioning is no luxury. We check the circuit, look for leaks if needed and leave it cooling like new.
from €49 VAT included
What we do on your air conditioning
- Pressure and outlet temperature check
- R134a or R1234yf gas recharge, depending on your car
- Dye leak detection
- Cabin and duct sanitising
- Cabin filter replacement
- Compressor and condenser repair
When to have it checked
- It no longer cools as it used to
- A bad smell when you turn it on
- A noise when it is switched on
- The windows mist up easily
- Every two years, or in spring before the heat arrives
First we find out why gas is missing
The air conditioning is a sealed circuit: if gas is missing, there may be a leak. We check before recharging so you don't pay twice, and we use approved recovery equipment, because these gases must not be released into the atmosphere.
Don't leave it until July: in spring our diary is quieter and we can sort it out before the heat sets in.
Guide prices
| R134a gas recharge | €49 |
|---|---|
| Cabin sanitising | €49 |
| Dye leak detection | €55 |
| R1234yf gas recharge | €120 |
Guide prices including VAT. We give you an exact, no-obligation quote before we start. See full price list
Questions about air conditioning
Which gas does my car use?
Older cars usually use R134a and most modern ones R1234yf. A label under the bonnet shows it, and we will check for you.
Why does the air smell bad?
It is usually moisture and bacteria in the evaporator and ducts. Sanitising and a new cabin filter solve it.
How long does a recharge take?
Around an hour, including the pressure check. If a leak needs finding it can take a little longer.
Shall we talk about your car?
Tell us what's wrong and we'll give you a price and a slot, usually within 2 working hours.