Auto A/C repair suggestions

Kevinvolley · 06-02-2010, 07:46 AM

Hi, My names Kevin. I own a repair shop in Franklin, MA. But we spend a lot of time in the Lakes region. I saw this thread, I never read them, so I figured it was fate to give you some info. I'm assuming your leak is not a very big leak b/c usually when the evaporator leaks it's a slow leak in most cases. I am not a big fan of sealers or additives, but I have had very good luck with an air conditioner sealer for evaporator and condensor leaks. Basically put it in along with filling up the system and it plugs the leak, very similar to the way a radiator sealer does it. The only thing is I can't thing of the name of the specific sealer. If you want to call me at work today I can look at the name of it and tell you what brand to get. There are some very inexpensive ones that do not work, but this one really works well. 508-528-2592
Good luck, Kevin

06-02-2010, 07:46 AM	#6
Kevinvolley Junior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Jeep ac problems Hi, My names Kevin. I own a repair shop in Franklin, MA. But we spend a lot of time in the Lakes region. I saw this thread, I never read them, so I figured it was fate to give you some info. I'm assuming your leak is not a very big leak b/c usually when the evaporator leaks it's a slow leak in most cases. I am not a big fan of sealers or additives, but I have had very good luck with an air conditioner sealer for evaporator and condensor leaks. Basically put it in along with filling up the system and it plugs the leak, very similar to the way a radiator sealer does it. The only thing is I can't thing of the name of the specific sealer. If you want to call me at work today I can look at the name of it and tell you what brand to get. There are some very inexpensive ones that do not work, but this one really works well. 508-528-2592 Good luck, Kevin