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dushanf
Hi everyone,
Hope you all are doing good.
I'm writing this after standing many hours in AC garages during the past year many a time. Almost every 2 - 3 months.
Before that for an year or so I used to keep on adding refrigerant, only twice for the year then. But now the leak has gotten worst.
Last time I repaired it was not more than 1.5 months ago and still the problem is there.
Car AC system leaks refrigerant.
Then I stick to a single place to do every repair but still the leak is there. However they managed to find some tiny leak every time. And last time it was nitrogen pressurized and checked for leaks and it did not expose any leaks to the mechanics.
And I ended up spending a lot for AC repairs thinking it will be fixed but now I'm disappointed.
Its an old car, 1996 Lancer, but this is the only major problem I got. Is there anyplace you know where they will analyze the system with UV ink for checking the leaks? Or do you suspect anything, can it be the compressor?
Please help.
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
Dush
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