Windsor Auto Repair

Car Headlight Polishing, Cleaning, Repair Have your headlights dimmed or fogged over the years? Over time, UV light from the sun can damage your car or truck headlight lens and cause them to fog and yellow. As headlights become hazy it’s not safe to drive at night, in bad weather, or the cloudy days of winter. According to the National Security Council 50% of traffic deaths happen at night, even though we do only 25% of our driving at night.  If you have foggy headlights visit Ryan's Automotive.  They're experts know how to restore headlights to factory specification. Restoring headlights can be far more less expensive then replacing and they are as good as new!  Even if only one headlight is yellowing or cracking our experts recommend restoring both.   The effect afterward will be equally bright headlights and a more safe overall.  At Ryan's Automotive we restore headlights to factory specification ... read more

How Do I Fix My Car Air Conditioning from Blowing Hot Air? HELP!  How Do I Fix my Car Air Conditioning from Blowing Hot Air?  There's nothing worse than getting in your Vehicle on a hot day, turning on the AC, and getting blasted by hot air.  You instantly get on Google and begin searching to find this post.  Here are the 3 most common reasons why your Car Air Conditioner is Blowing Hot and how to fix. Low Refrigerant Is your Vehicle Blowing Warm Air?  If your Car AC Is Not Cold it’s possible your vehicle is Low on Refrigerant.  Since refrigerant is a gas finding a Refrigerant Leak can be tricky.             Worn Compressor Is your Vehicle AC Making Noise or Blowing Hot Air? Like many parts on a vehicle over time the parts become worn and ultimately, fail.   because the Compressor is failing.    Electrical Issu ... read more

When your AC works it's a beautiful thing, however, when it begins to blow warm it can be frustrating.  For one thing, an AC system is a complex system within a vehicle and requires special tools and environmental precautions when working on them.  AC systems are a closed system meaning it doesn't need routine fluid top-offs.  So, if you are experiencing warm air it's an indication of a bigger problem.  We've identified 3 common reasons why a vehicle's AC is blowing warm or hot.   Refrigerant leak Unlike oil leaks, refrigerants can be tricky to spot.  Refrigerant is a gas so doesn’t leave puddles or obvious signs of leak.  Also, the fittings and gaskets are small so it takes a trained eye to find any irregularities.      Worn Compressor  The compressor is the mothership of your AC system.  It’s a complicated mechanical part that is responsible for circulating refrigerant.  ... read more