A/C leak... anyone use those leak-enders in a can??
07-23-03, 02:06 AM
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A/C leak... anyone use those leak-enders in a can??
anyone have any experience with those leak plugger uppers in a can? anyone see any downsides to this product: ie damage to a/c components, etc? The leak is in the evap coils of my 1994 benz. they gotta remove the whole dash and quoted around $4000.00 for the job. 
I smell ripoff... but I'm jus wondering if this stuff in the can actually works... or if i can potentially damage my A/C system. I hope not. ur thoughts greatly appreciated.
~manny
I smell ripoff... but I'm jus wondering if this stuff in the can actually works... or if i can potentially damage my A/C system. I hope not. ur thoughts greatly appreciated.~manny
07-23-03, 08:41 AM
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I have used leak seal in several older cars that I recharged, no issues to date. You still have to have preasure in the system before you use this and top off the freon, If the preasure is gone, you have a BIG leak, then source needs to be fixed and a vacuum should be pulled to remove moisture from the system.
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hehe.. nevrmyn.... it's a really big leak 
i kno it cant be fixed with the leakstop thing. Guess I have to shell out a grand to fix the thing... thanks though!!!!
i kno it cant be fixed with the leakstop thing. Guess I have to shell out a grand to fix the thing... thanks though!!!!
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