Pajero AC Repair in Abu Dhabi
Leak found first, then repaired, then regassed.
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Send your Pajero model and year. An advisor confirms what the job involves and quotes it before anything is booked in.
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What we do
Pajero AC Repair in Abu Dhabi
An air conditioning system that needs regassing has a leak, because it is sealed. Finding the leak first is the difference between a repair and the same regas again next summer.
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Performance Test
Vent temperature and system pressures measured against what the system should produce.
Leak Detection
Nitrogen pressure testing or UV dye, so the loss is located rather than replaced.
Compressor Repair and Replacement
Clutch, control valve or the unit, depending on what has actually failed.
Condenser Replacement
The most exposed part of the system, and the one stone damage finds first.
Evaporator and Expansion Valve
Interior work, done properly, where the fault is behind the dashboard.
Receiver Drier Replacement
Replaced whenever the system is opened, because it absorbs moisture once exposed.
Blower and Resistor Repair
Where the problem is airflow rather than cooling.
Climate Control Diagnosis
Actuators, flaps and sensors read with MUT-III rather than replaced on suspicion.
Vacuum and Recharge
Evacuated, held under vacuum to prove it, then charged to the exact weight.
Cabin Filter Replacement
A blocked filter halves airflow and costs less than anything else here.
What we see on these cars
Known Pajero AC Faults We See
A large cabin, a rear circuit on the seven-seat models, and more dust passing through the system than it was ever designed around.
Dust in the Condenser
Sand packs the condenser fins and destroys its ability to shed heat. Cleaning it is often the whole of a weak cooling complaint.
Rear AC Lines
The long runs to a rear evaporator are a leak point, and a front-only test misses them entirely.
Cabin Filter
Filters clog faster here than anywhere, and airflow drops long before anyone notices.
Compressor Failure
When one fails internally it contaminates the system, and the drier and expansion valve become part of the repair.
Blower and Resistor
Cooling with no airflow, or a fan stuck at one speed.
Blocked Condensate Drain
Water on the carpet instead of the road, and one of the cheapest faults there is.
How it works
How Pajero AC Repair Runs
Four stages, and the leak is found before anything is charged.
1. Test and Measure
Vent temperature and system pressures, plus a climate control scan.
2. Find the Leak
Pressure testing or dye, so the repair addresses the cause.
3. Repair and Replace
The failed component, plus the drier whenever the system has been opened.
4. Vacuum and Charge
Held under vacuum to prove the repair, then charged to the exact weight.
Why owners pick us
What You Get Back
Cold Air in Traffic
The condition that exposes a weak system, and the one that matters here.
A Repair, Not a Refill
Finding the leak is what stops you paying for gas twice.
Correct Charge Weight
Measured, not estimated. Overcharging cools worse than undercharging.
A Healthy Compressor
Correct charge and oil are what a compressor fails without.
Clean Air Inside
Cabin filter and evaporator dealt with, not just the refrigerant.
Diagnosed Electronics
Actuators and sensors read before anything is replaced.
Every model
Pajero Models We Service
The same workshop, technicians and MUT-III equipment across the Pajero range.
- V83 and V87 short-wheelbase
- V93 and V97 long-wheelbase
- V88 and V98 3.2 DI-D
- Final Edition
- Sport QF and QE series
- Sport KH and KG series
- V60 and V70 third generation
- Other Pajero
Warning signs
When a Pajero Needs AC Work
In this climate the AC is not a convenience. Eight signs worth acting on before July.
Cooling Weakly
Air that is cool rather than cold, especially in traffic.
Cold Then Warm
Cooling that fades after a few minutes, often icing or a control fault.
Regassed Recently
A system that needed gas last year has a leak, not a habit.
Poor Airflow
Strong cooling you cannot feel is a blower, filter or flap problem.
Noise When Engaged
A rattle or squeal as the compressor clutch engages.
Smell From the Vents
Usually the evaporator, and usually a cleaning job rather than a repair.
Water Inside the Car
A blocked drain putting condensate on the carpet instead of the road.
One Zone Only
On multi-zone climate control, usually an actuator rather than the refrigerant.
From the ramps
Our Recent Pajero Work
Pajero work from the Mussafah ramps, photographed on customer cars.
On the two-post lift 
Engine bay inspection 
Brake and wheel service 
Suspension inspection
Every marque
Brands We Serve
The same workshop, technicians and equipment cover every marque below.
Before you book
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Does My AC Need Gas Again?
Because it has a leak. An air conditioning system is sealed and does not consume refrigerant. A regas without leak detection is a repair with an expiry date, usually about a year.
How Long Does AC Repair Take?
A regas with leak detection is usually the same visit. A condenser or compressor depends on parts. An evaporator is behind the dashboard and takes considerably longer, which we will tell you before you commit.
Why Replace the Drier?
It absorbs moisture, and it does that from the moment the system is opened. Reusing a saturated drier puts moisture back into a system that fails from moisture, so it is replaced whenever the system has been apart.
Can You Fix the Smell From the Vents?
Usually. It is normally microbial growth on the evaporator, treated by cleaning it and replacing the cabin filter, rather than an air freshener over the top.
Should I Service the AC Before Summer?
Yes, and it is the cheapest time to. A system that is merely weak in April is one that fails in July, when every workshop in the city is full.
The AC Got Weaker After Driving in the Desert
That is very often sand packed into the condenser rather than a loss of refrigerant. The condenser cannot shed heat when its fins are blocked, and the symptom looks exactly like a low charge. It is worth cleaning and testing before anything is added to the system.
Book Your Pajero AC Repair Today
Send your Pajero model and year and an advisor will confirm what the job involves and what it costs, before anything is booked in.
- Musaffah M21, Abu Dhabi
- Mon to Sat 9am to 10pm, Sun 9am to 7pm
- +971 58 609 5249
Terms and Conditions: Free pickup and drop off is by driver only and applies with an active Service Contract.