Precision Air Conditioning Diagnostics & Repair for Diesel Trucks
When the East Tennessee heat hits, your diesel truck’s air conditioning system should keep you cool and comfortable. At RG Diesel, LLC, we specialize in high-performance AC diagnostics and repairs for diesel-powered trucks including Powerstroke, Cummins, and Duramax engines. Whether your system needs a simple recharge or a full component replacement, our certified technicians provide fast, accurate service designed for the demands of diesel driving. Call us at423-823-9987 or visit our shop at 3460 W Andrew Johnson Hwy, Greeneville, TN to restore your truck’s cabin comfort.
Heavy-duty trucks work hard—and so do their cooling systems. Look out for these common warning signs that your AC system is struggling:
- Weak airflow, even at full blast
- Warm air blowing instead of cold
- Musty or moldy smells from the vents
- Water leaking inside the cab
- AC only works while driving
Early detection helps avoid bigger, costlier issues down the road. If you notice any of these symptoms, bring your truck in for a diagnostic check.
At RG Diesel, LLC, we understand the unique demands placed on diesel truck AC systems, especially those used for towing, hauling, or off-road work. Our team delivers expert repairs and routine maintenance tailored to heavy-duty performance.
Refrigerant Recharging
AC Compressor Diagnostics & Replacement
AC Condenser Repair
AC Evaporator Service
Thermal Expansion Valve or Orifice Tube Replacement
Diesel trucks run hotter than gas-powered vehicles and often endure long hours on the road. Regular AC service is essential to prevent cracks, leaks, and compressor failure. Whether you’re hauling, off-roading, or commuting, RG Diesel, LLC will keep your cooling system running strong.
How often should I recharge my diesel truck’s AC system?
Only when refrigerant levels drop or cooling performance fades—typically every 2–4 years, depending on usage.
Why is my truck blowing warm air even after a recharge?
You may have a leak, a failing compressor, or a clogged orifice tube. We’ll inspect the system to find the root cause.
Should I service my AC in the winter?
Yes! Running your AC in winter helps keep seals lubricated and prevents compressor wear.
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