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Old 06-30-2009, 11:25 PM   #1
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Store Bought Leak Sealers?? (A/C Compessors)

Umm, I'm pretty skeptical, but I've seen some so called Leak Sealers in a couple stores, the little cans that recharge you're refridgerant.
Anybody ever tried it, and if they did... Did it really work?
Juuuuuust wondering, cause this summer's gonna be a hot one. Wheeew.
It's already almost TOOOOO hot.
Especially with no air conditioning.

Oh, and I wasn't really... sure. Where to post this. Sorry if it's wrong, couldn't find somewhere for something this random. lol.

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Repairing the leak the right way is a TON better than sealers.

First you need to find out how much refrigerant is in your system.

Get a gage set and take some measurements.

If it’s low add half a can then use soapy water to find leaks.

You can report your findings here for follow-ups.



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