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View cases we have solved:

- Full Air-cond Service @ Toyota Celica (Post #206)
- Install Extra Fan @ Perodua Kelisa (Post #214)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Proton Saga BLM (Post #235)
- Full Air-cond Service @ Toyota Corolla SEG AE101 (Post #278)
- Replace Air-cond Cabin Air Filter @ Hyundai Tucson (Post #292)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Volkswagen Golf GTI (Post #293)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Mercedes Benz E240 W210 (Post #324)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Toyota Innova (Post #350)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Ford Focus (Post #355)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Peugeot 308 (Post #366)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor Clutch Set @ Perodua Myvi (Post #403)
- Replace Air-cond Cabin Air Filter @ Naza Citra (Post #404)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Kia Sorento (Post #422)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Toyota Camry (Post #423)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Renault Kangoo (Post #429)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Naza Kia Rondo (Post #434)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Peugeot 308 Turbo (Post #437)
- Replace Air-cond Cabin Air Filter @ Toyota Vellfire (Post #438)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Chevrolet Captiva (Post #439)
- Replace Air-cond Cooling Coil @ Lexus Harrier (Post #451)
- Replace Air-cond Condenser @ Peugeot 3008 (Post #459)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Perodua Kancil (Post #460)
- Replace Radiator Fan Motor @ Toyota Vellfire (Post #465)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Toyota Alphard (Post #474)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Hyundai Sonata (Post #477)
- Replace Air-cond Condenser @ Peugeot 407 (Post #478)
- Replace Air-cond Cabin Air Filter @ Audi TT (Post #498)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Toyota Innova (Post #499)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Mitsubishi Colt (Post #513)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Perodua Viva (Post #516)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Land Rover Discovery TD5 (Post #525)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Peugeot RCZ (Post #538)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Mazda 5 (Post #551)
- Replace Radiator Fan Set @ Perodua Myvi (Post #554)
- Replace Air-cond Fan Motor @ Nissan Almera (Post #557)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Chevrolet Captiva VCDi 2008 (Post #558)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil & Compressor @ Peugeot 408 Turbo (Post #567)
- Replace Condenser & Compressor @ Chevrolet Captiva 2.4L Ecotec 2012 (Post #580)
- Replace Condenser & Compressor @ Toyota Mark X (Post #584)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Mercedes-Benz W211 E200 (Post #589)
- Replace Radiator Fan Motor Set @ Audi TT (Post #597)
- Replace Air-cond Condenser @ Ford Focus S+ (Post #600)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Mercedes-Benz S-Class S350 (Post #601)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil & Condenser @ Toyota Previa (TCR-10L) (Post #604)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Toyota Camry (ACV41 Year 2010) (Post #611)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Honda City 2011 (Post #617)
- Replace Condenser & Compressor @ Ford Ranger 2015 (Post #618)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Honda Elysion (Post #623)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Peugeot 206 (Post #635)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Proton Exora (Post #649)
- Replace Condenser & Compressor @ Proton Wira (Post #653)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Toyota Vios 2006 (Post #654)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil & Condenser @ Perodua Viva (Post #655)
- Replace Air-Cond Condenser @ Ford Kuga (Post #659)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Compressor, Condenser, Cooling Coil @ Honda CRV 1996 (Post 661)
- Full Air Cond Service & Replacing Cooling Coil, Expansion Valve + Receiver Drier @ Proton Persona(Post 662)
- Internal Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Chevrolet Orlando (Post 663)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor, Receiver Drier & Discharge Hose @ Hyundai Elantra (Post #664)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Volkswagen Polo (Post #665)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil, Condenser & Receiver Drier @ Benz S320 W220 (Post #666)
- Replace Air-cond Blower Fan Motor @ Peugeot 3008 (Post #669)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Honda City 2009 (Post #672)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Honda CRZ (Post #673)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Nissan Almera (Post #674)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Suzuki Kizashi (Post #678)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Toyota Wish 2006 (Post #679)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Peugeot 3008 (Post #681)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Hyundai Tucson (Y2009) (Post #694)
- Replace Radiator Fan Motor @ Nissan Serena C26 Hybrid (Post #699)
- Replace Compressor Magnetic Clutch @ Perodua Myvi Y2005 (Post #704)
- Replace Air-cond Condenser @ Toyota Hi-Ace Van (Year 2008) (Post #705)
- Replace Condenser @ Perodua Myvi (Post #708)
- Replace Radiator Fan Motor @ Toyota Vios (Year 2014) (Post #713)
- Replace Cooling Coil @ Mitsubishi Triton (Post #718)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Mercedes-Benz C-Class W203 C200 Kompressor (Post #730)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Perodua Kembara (Post #739)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Naza Citra DOHC (Post #740)
- Replace Radiator Fan Motor @ Proton Saga BLM (Post #745)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Suzuki Swift 2014 (Post #746)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Mazda 8 (Post #748)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Nissan Sylphy G11 (Post #758)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Toyota Alphard / Vellfire (Post #761)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Kia Sportage (Y2012) (Post #764)
- Installing additional fan set @ Perodua Myvi (Post #780)
- Replace Condenser @ Nissan X-Trail (T32) (Post #792)
- Air-Cond Parts & Services @ Hyundai Sonata YF (Year 2013) (Post #800)
- Full Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ BMW 320i (E90) (Post #801)
- Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Chevrolet Captiva (Rear Unit) (Post #802)
- Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil, Expansion Valve & Condenser @ Proton Preve (Post #804)
- Air-cond Service (Rear Unit). Replace Cooling Coil & Expansion Valve @ Toyota Vellfire / Alphard (2.4L ANH20) (Post #805)
- Replace Air-cond Condenser @ Honda HR-V (Post #810)
- Peugeot 308/ 408 Air-Cond Parts. (Post #815)
- Replace Air-cond Compressor @ Honda Civic Hybrid Year 2013 (Post #816)
- Air-cond Service (FrontUnit). Replace Cooling Coil & Expansion Valve @ Toyota Estima (ACR50) (Post #817)
- Air-cond Service - Install Cabin Filter @ Honda BR-V (Post #820)
- Nissan X-Trail (T32) Air-Cond Parts & Service. (Post #823)
- Nissan Almera Air-Cond Parts & Service. (Post #828)
- Mitsubishi Triton Air-Cond Parts & Service. (Post #831)
- Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Honda City Year 2017. (Post #832)
- Air-cond Service & Replace Cooling Coil @ Peugeot 208. (Post #833)

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Compressor price list reference:
Juara / Iswara / Persona / Perdana / Wira / Saga Old / Satria: RM350 (Recond)
Kancil / Kelisa / Kenari: RM350 (Recond)
Kembara / Savvy / Viva: RM509 (Recond)
Waja: RM380 (Recond)
Gen2 / Myvi old: RM950 (OEM) / RM480 (Recond)
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pm done bro!

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Added on December 28, 2011, 10:14 amHappy Early New Year

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Added on January 13, 2012, 6:33 pmbump~!!

This post has been edited by cheelam: Jan 13 2012, 06:33 PM

pm done~

We met this situation on other cars before and found the problem is caused by the air-cond cooling coil. Sometimes, there are other reasons such as holes to direct the external smell into the car internal part, etc.

For kenari/kelisa car, the air-cond main system parts (e.g. compressor, condensers...) are located too near to the engine system part, which have caused low heat dispersion. Furthermore, insufficient gas or compressor malfunctioning would also made the air-cond not as cold as other cars.

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Added on March 26, 2012, 1:18 pmHave never expected such a SUPER-GOOD feedback from a customer. VERY APPRECIATE THAT!!

Just shared with the whole team in this morning~ They feel so pleasure and honored!

Do let us know if you have any further inquiry about car air-cond or other accessories stuff. Great day to you ^^

This post has been edited by cheelam: Mar 26 2012, 01:18 PM

Suggest that doing air-cond service would solve this issue as possibly there are "unknown" stuff dropped inside.
Yet, it's good to do check-up firstly to re-confirm the cause of your problem.

pm done

Thanks for sending us inquiry!

According to your detailed statements above, we'd assumed that no gas leakage happened since you mentioned the pressure is good. For those cars are cold only during speeding up, it's most likely related to air-cond fan (different from radiator fan) or time for a full a/c service. Yet, it's good to have a FREE check-up with us on your car system to confirm the problem.

pm-ed you the quotation on compressor & full service.

pm u

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Added on June 12, 2012, 4:23 pmit's advisable to conduct a full air-cond service for every 1-2 years in order to maintain your system condition.

This post has been edited by cheelam: Jun 12 2012, 04:23 PM

pm-ed sejuk kaw a/c service

Can provide us your car model/year for better quotation?

Can provide us your car model/year ?
Suggest you to detect where the leakage is. Then, we'd get the solution accordingly.

The car air-cond system is complicated and sometimes the problem will come after one by one (especially 2nd hand or old cars). Our customers have such headaches too.

If the air-cond is still un-cold after your last gas refill, most probably gas leakage happens and needs to check where the leakage is. Then, you'd find out the proper solution & price.

If you find uncomfortable with the workshop, suggest to visit another workshop for second reference.

Try to discuss and negotiate with those workshops on the best option if you have budget concerns. Hope this suggestion helps.

pm-ed done.

For your noise, it's good to have a check to identify if it need to be replaced or could be repaired.

Just share this to our team. Our pleasure to read this!
Thank you so much on your compliment! We'll keep it up

Please find your convenient time to visit us for the next check. Hear from you soon!

Sure, it's good to look at your system and identify out the proper solution!
See you this Friday!

Since you've checked the fan, most possibly there are 3 main reasons contributing to your problem:
1. Insufficient of a/c gas due to leakage (have to check where the leakage place is)
2. Malfunctioning of a/c parts (e.g. compressor,...)
3. not serviced for more than 2 years

Yet, it's good to get a mechanic check on your current system to confirm the issue.

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Based on our experience, it's good to keep a constant maintenance on your car air-cond in order to prolong its age and improve its performance. Just like constantly changing your car engine oil, a basic maintenance to your car air-cond is necessary too.

Without regularly taking care of the machine, as you stated, it'll merge a big major problem as time goes longer.

The charges on a basic a/c service will be varied based on car models. Mind telling your car model & years for accurate quotation?

It's advisable to conduct air-cond service for every 2 years.
Just like car servicing, a regular maintenance is important to take care of the machine.

PM you the respective price

Mind telling your car year & with/without Turbo for better quotation?

Leakage can only be tested using diagnostic tools.
Welcome to visit us anytime to get a check-up service to identify your issue.

If the unpleasant smell exists only when the air-cond turns on, doing a full air-cond service (clean the internal air-cond parts) would be sufficient. And it's good to service your air-cond for every 2 years to maintain its health condition.

Pm-ed you!

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Hai.. Just to share the main 2 reasons contributing to your problem:
1. Insufficient of a/c gas due to leakage (have to check where the leakage place is)
2. Malfunctioning of a/c parts (e.g. compressor, condenser...)

Sometimes another problem could possibly merge out after you serviced your car 2 months ago.
It's good if you'd go back to the previous workshop or visit us to re-confirm your "hot air" issue.

PM you quotation