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Car AC Lines Freezing

Ice or frost forming on the car AC lines and pipes. Indicates a problem with refrigerant flow or airflow.

Diagnosis

Possible Causes

Low Refrigerant

High likelihood

Low refrigerant causes excessive pressure drop, leading to line freezing.

Expansion Valve Stuck Open

Medium likelihood

Expansion valve stuck in open position, allowing too much refrigerant flow.

Poor Airflow Over Evaporator

Medium likelihood

A clogged filter or weak blower prevents sufficient airflow over the evaporator, causing freezing.

Inspection Steps

How to Diagnose?

  1. 1 Turn off AC and let lines defrost
  2. 2 Check refrigerant level
  3. 3 Replace cabin filter
  4. 4 Inspect expansion valve
  5. 5 Verify airflow through evaporator
Cost

Repair Cost

Estimated Repair Cost
50–800SAR

Depends on cause and vehicle type

* Prices are estimates and may vary depending on vehicle type and condition. Contact us for an accurate quote.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Frost on AC lines, is it serious?

Yes, freezing indicates a system problem. Turn off AC temporarily and request inspection. Ignoring it can damage the compressor.

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