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Car AC Leak Repair in Peshawar

A sealed car AC system should never run low on gas. If yours needs a refill every summer, refrigerant is escaping somewhere, and adding more only delays the next failure. The real fix is to find the leak and repair it.

Leaks are often small and hidden, which is why guessing does not work. At our workshop on University Road, Tehkal, we inspect the system part by part, find where the gas goes and repair it before recharging.

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Signs you need this

  • The AC needs gas again a few weeks or months after a refill
  • Oily, dirty patches on AC pipes, joints or the condenser
  • Cooling is fine in the morning and weak by afternoon
  • A hissing sound when the AC is switched off
  • The compressor clutch keeps clicking on and off
  • A previous workshop topped up the gas without saying where the loss was

How we do it

  1. Read the system

    We check the pressures with gauges and look over the pipes, joints and components for oily marks, which are the usual sign of a leak.

  2. Pinpoint the leak

    Where the source is not obvious, we add leak-detection dye and re-inspect. We check hoses, joints, O-rings, the condenser and the compressor shaft seal.

  3. Repair what leaks

    A worn O-ring, a cracked hose, a damaged condenser or a leaking seal is repaired or replaced. We show you the fault so you can see what was wrong.

  4. Vacuum and hold

    We vacuum the system and watch that it holds. A system that will not hold a vacuum still has a leak, so we do not charge it until it does.

  5. Recharge and test

    The correct refrigerant is added in the measured amount, then we recheck pressures and vent temperature and explain the result.

Cars we work on

We find and repair AC leaks on cars including:

  • Suzuki: Cultus, Alto, Mehran, Wagon R
  • Toyota: Corolla, Vitz, Passo, Hilux, Prado
  • Honda: City, Civic
  • KIA
  • Hyundai

Frequently asked questions

How do I know my AC has a leak?

The main sign is cooling that fades over weeks or months and returns after a refill. Oily patches on AC pipes and joints are another. A gauge reading and an inspection confirm it.

Where do car AC leaks usually happen?

Common places are rubber O-rings at the joints, hoses that have aged or rubbed, the condenser at the front of the car and the compressor shaft seal.

Can I just use a leak-sealer can?

Sealer products can block small passages and complicate later repairs, so we look for the real leak and fix it. If you have already used one, tell us before we start.

Is the gas refill included in a leak repair?

The repair and the recharge are separate steps of the same job. After inspecting the car we give you a quote that covers both.

How much does AC leak repair cost?

It depends on where the leak is and which part must be replaced. Send your car model on WhatsApp or call us, and we will explain how we would check it.