When issues with your A/C system begin to occur internally, your truck will give you some warning signs. Listen to your truck and invest the time now to avoid spending more time in the shop later on.

If you experience one or more of the following, you should have your A/C system inspected by a professional technician:

• Lack of air flow coming from the vents
• Warm air instead of cool
• A noisy compressor
• A lack of water dripping from the cab drain tube when A/C is running (when the humidity increase, so should the amount of moisture dripping)

Follow these best practices when it comes to year-round maintenance to increase the reliability of your truck’s A/C system:

• Have your cabin filters replaced as needed or according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Keep the condenser on the front of the cab clean.
• Keep the compressor belt tight and in good condition.
• Don’t wait until the hottest day of summer to service your truck’s A/C system needs to be serviced.