A vehicle in the summer can get incredibly dangerous, incredibly fast. Inside a car, the temperature can rise 20 degrees in 10 seconds. If it is 90 degrees outside, it's possible the inside could ...

Why is my car’s air conditioning system blowing warm air? John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader trying to figure out what’s going wrong with his car’s AC.

Hi Paul, I drive a VW Golf V 2008. Since I imported it from Japan, the AC system has been working well until recently when it started blowing hot air when I run it for a while. I employed the services ...

The most likely reason is that the system is low on refrigerant because of a leak, but hot air blowing into the interior can result from mechanical or electrical failure in the air-conditioning system ...

Per AutoZone, there are several reasons why your car's AC may not be blowing cold air. Leaks and compressor issues are two of the most common problems. Some problems can be easily fixed while others ...

With global warming, rising temperatures have become a significant concern worldwide. This intensifying heat has made air conditioning in vehicles more of a necessity than a luxury. Whether your air ...

There are essential car maintenance hacks and tips that should keep any vehicle roadworthy, but the A/C is a different story. In most cases, the air-conditioning is one of the most neglected ...

Inside a car, the temperature can rise 20 degrees in 10 seconds. If it is 90 degrees outside, it's possible the inside could skyrocket to almost 140 degrees in an hour. Even at just 60 degrees, the ...