Auto AC and Heating Services

Trust Us to Repair Your Vehicle's AC and Heating System

Your car's heating and air-conditioning systems help in maintaining a comfortable temperature in your vehicle. You'll get efficient AC and heating repairs from Black Bear Transmission of Canton, NC. Call (800) 725-4806 today!

Are you worried about spending a fortune on your car's repairs? Don't worry; we're here to help! You'll be delighted to learn that all our automotive repair and maintenance services are pocket-friendly.

Take a Look at Some of Our Auto AC and Heating Services

• Checking interior controls
• Blower repairs
• Radiator coolant level check
• Hoses, pressure cap, and thermostat repairs
• Checking of the AC compressor belt for condition and tension
• Repair of leaks or other damage
• Component condition checks
• Compressor, condenser, and receiver repairs
• Orifice tube and expansion valve repairs
• Evaporator repairs

Get in touch with us to schedule an appointment.

Identifying Auto AC or Heating Issues With an Inspection

Here's what to expect when you bring your car to our shop for service. We perform a visual inspection of your air conditioning and heating systems, and then we execute several tests on the unit.

Your visual inspection will include checks of your interior controls and blower, radiator coolant level, hoses, pressure cap, and thermostat, as well as searching for leaks or other damage. We'll ensure that your AC compressor belt is functioning for condition and tension and check the component condition for damage and leaks as well.

We'll fully test the engine cooling system, check for any leaks, and examine the outlet air temperature at the discharge vents with our heating and cooling tests. By selecting ASE-qualified technicians, you're going with the best, most qualified auto professionals for your car's heating and cooling needs.

Get to Know Your Vehicle's Air Conditioner Even Better

• Compressor
• Belt-driven device that compresses refrigerant gas and transfers it into the condenser. This is the core of your air-conditioning system.
• Condenser
• It's responsible for cooling the refrigerant.
• It radiates heat released by compressed gases and condenses them into high pressure liquids.
• It's found at the front of your vehicle.
• Receiver (drier)
• This stores your refrigerant and absorbs moisture from it.
• You should change this every three to four years to ensure quality filtration and prevent damage.
• Orifice tube or expansion valve
• Helps in the control and regulation of the flow of refrigerant through the system.
• It converts high-pressure liquid refrigerant into a low-pressure liquid so it can enter the evaporator.
• Evaporator
• Removes heat from inside your car and is vital to your car's operation.