If you don't see any oil stains it's prolly in the evap.
When i had mine replaced it cost me 1,100. The whole dash has to come out.
I tried to do it myself but i didn't have the time or tools enough to do it.
Make sure it's not on one of the hoses or the compressor. You can buy
dye that you add into the system to find leaks. I would advise against the
leak sealer.
It gums up the system.
--Hop
>From: "Jon Slavic" <jons@laserdrive.com>
>
>The compressor was not running. I added some R134 and the compressor
>started running. I must have a leak somewhere. I didn't find any oily
>connections. Hope this don't cost a sh*tload!
>
>--
>--
>Jon Slavic
>2000 Dodge Dakota Sport Plus, 4x4, 4.7L, CC, Intense Blue
>2003 Jeep Liberty Limited, 4x4, 3.7L, Bright Silver
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