Carbur-What? All About Carburetors
Carburetors are responsible for mixing air with fuel to obtain the correct ratio for a combustible vehicle’s engine. The carburetor...
Read MoreDifferences Between Leasing Vs Buying a Car
Hooray! You’ve decided to get a new car. You may even have your heart set on a certain make and...
Read MoreThe On-Board Diagnostics Is In
Beyond your steering wheel lies the dashboard, called the On-Board Diagnostic system or OBD, that shows detailed information on your...
Read MoreNew Years Resolutions for Car Owners
Make the most of the new year by considering these New Year's Resolutions for your car. There's no sense in...
Read MoreGas Tank Fact Check: Answering The Most Common Questions
What to Know About Your Car’s Gas Tank Today, we would like to provide some detailed information for customers to...
Read MoreCar Air Conditioning Not Working – Why It’s Happening and How to Fix It
If the air conditioner in your vehicle doesn't keep you cool anymore, you might be in for an uncomfortable ride...
Read MoreProblems of Using A/C Sealant
A/C sealants, also known as stop leak, are designed to be a ‘quick fix’ to seal leaks in the A/C...
Read MoreDo you really know your AC system’s pressure?
On some GM applications the high side service port is located past the condenser and before the orifice tube on the...
Read MoreSummer Time Car Tips (It’s all about keeping cool)
Summer time Car Tips To Avoid The Auto Blues Car giving you the summer time blues? From AC vs. rolling...
Read MoreSanden Style Replacements for GM GT6 Compressors
The GM HT6 is one of the most popular compressors replaced today. Mac’s offers two Sanden options for the two...
Read MoreOil…The Lifeblood of the A/C System
Oil is an important part of the A/C system. Refrigerant charged oil circulates through the system while keeping 60-70% of...
Read MoreAir Conditioning System Flushing Procedure
Safety First Always Use Eye Protection! A/C system refrigerant must be completely recovered using approved equipment in accordance with local, state,...
Read MoreLate Model Condensers Cannot Be Flushed (Only Replaced)
The parallel flow condenser is by far the most efficient condenser to use with R134a refrigerant. The multi-channel construction and...
Read More(Best Tips) Get Your Car Ready for Winter Weather
Do you dread driving your car during winter? You are not alone my friend. Freezing temperatures reduce visibility, impede friction...
Read MoreSigns You Secretly Dread When Your Car Needs Repair [Ultimate Guide]
Your driving your vehicle. Minding your own business. But then you hear a weird sound, your lights flicker, or another...
Read MoreCar Fluid Leaks: Identifying Your Car’s Drips
Finding fluid leaking from your car can be alarming. Some leaks are normal, but most are not. Having the leaks...
Read More4 Ways the Cold Damages Your Car and How To Stop It
In many parts of the country the winter weather is not only chilly, but also harmful to your car. From...
Read MoreShould I Warm Up My Car’s Engine Before Driving?
“Should I warm up my car engine before driving off?” This question is common among drivers across America. For Pacific...
Read MorePlastic Radiators VS Metal Radiators: Why Should You Replace Them?
Radiator design has changed over the years, and recently there's been a trend towards using radiators made mostly from plastic...
Read MoreKeep Spring Pollen Out Of The Vehicle With A Clean Cabin Air Filter
Keep Spring pollen out of your vehicle is an important goal for any allergy suffers. This year airborne tree pollen...
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