Posted by glennster on January 29, 2014 at 08:53:41 from (162.204.229.223):
In Reply to: 886 air conditioner posted by scotty-mn on January 29, 2014 at 08:15:33:
like the other guys said, use a dye. napa sells the kit for about 30 dollars, it has a dye shot cannister, a really cool looking pair of yellow saftey glasses, and a small penlight type u/v flashlight. you will need to charge the system. (hopefully its r-134, not r-12.) get the compressor to run. then add the dye shot according to the instructions. be sure to clean up any dye that squirted anywhere. brake cleaner and a paper towel works good. run the system for a bout half an hour or so minimum. then let it sit till the next day. put yer cool shades on and go over the whole system with the u/v light. if you see dye (it will flouresse (sp) ) when you see the dye, you found the leak.
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