It is probably compressor oil. You probably need a new gasket where the lines
bolt to the compressor. Only problem is you have to remove the refrigerant with
a recovery machine, change the gasket and then evacuate and recharge the system.
Simple if you work for or have a buddy in a auto a/c shop. Impossible if you
don't. BTU jab weld is a waste of time and you may wind up ruining your
compressor.
Dester223@aol.com wrote:
> Well, the JB weld isn't holding and it's bubbling up. I don't know what this
> fluid coming out is. It is definantly not cold (so I'm gonna rule out the
> 134a freon) it doesn't seem to have a distinct smell to it, so i don't
> believe it's the compressor oil.
>
>
>
> Please give suggestions. We have to have an A/C technician person on the
> list!
> -Dester
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