The dye glows when exposed to a black light. If you had to charge the system 3
times to keep it working I can't imagine that there would be no signs of the
dye if you were to examine everything with a black light. If there isn't it's
likely a leak in the evaporator inside the truck.
At three bucks a can the leak would have to be a lot worse that what you are
experiencing for me to tear into the dash to repair it.
Dave Clement
99 SLT+ CC 4x4
In article <440D9D6F.1040903@optonline.net>, bocd@optonline.net (Bob Nichols)
writes:
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>
> didn't get any responses so the pain in the ass in me told me to post it
> again :-)
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> bob
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> Bob Nichols wrote:
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> >
> > me again.....
> >
> > with thoughts of summer...i'm thinking about my air conditioner. last
> > summer i had to have my system rexcharged 3 times. they put some sort
> > of sealant / dye in but i can't find the source of the leak.
> >
> > anyone have any ideas? can i preesureize the system with nitrogen? if
> > so how high can i go? which ports do i inject the nitrogen into?
> >
> > thanks
> > bob
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