V8 Supercharger
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Im not entirely sure if anything exists for this, but the problem is a little weird and could get quite expensive if i go down the usual route.
Problem is that my AC has a little leak in it somewhere, and i do mean little. Have had it pressure tested, with dye, and after being left overnight for 2 nights it dropped a little bit of pressure AND leaked the smallest bit of dye but the guys cannot be 100% sure where its coming from. They think its either the compressor itself or somewhere near the compressor, but just too small to be 100% certain.
The first night they pressurised it upto 400 Bar, 18 hours later when they checked it was down to 380. The next night they pressurised it back upto 400 Bar and the next day it was down to 390.
The AC gas in there usually tends to last about 4 months before it stops working, and the techs words were that this was the smallest leak he had ever seen.
Like i said i dont know if such a thing exists, but i was thinking if there was something that could be added to the AC gas that would go around internally and perhaps be able to seal the hole up. Like RadWeld for radiators or similiar.
Problem is that my AC has a little leak in it somewhere, and i do mean little. Have had it pressure tested, with dye, and after being left overnight for 2 nights it dropped a little bit of pressure AND leaked the smallest bit of dye but the guys cannot be 100% sure where its coming from. They think its either the compressor itself or somewhere near the compressor, but just too small to be 100% certain.
The first night they pressurised it upto 400 Bar, 18 hours later when they checked it was down to 380. The next night they pressurised it back upto 400 Bar and the next day it was down to 390.
The AC gas in there usually tends to last about 4 months before it stops working, and the techs words were that this was the smallest leak he had ever seen.
Like i said i dont know if such a thing exists, but i was thinking if there was something that could be added to the AC gas that would go around internally and perhaps be able to seal the hole up. Like RadWeld for radiators or similiar.
