AC Compressor Leak?
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haha I can't believe you tasted that!
I could just see someone going..."Hmm, something green is leaking in my engine bay, lets have a taste!"
Im just playing with ya.
As stated above, the refrigerant is dyed that color so it is easier to spot leaks...
also I think it is UV reactive so you can use a black light to better spot the leaks.
If you want your a/c to work then you should fix it...
sometimes they sell a sealant that you can add to the a/c lines like you would when adding refrigerant that will fix some small leaks, but I have no experience with leaking from around the compressor area.
Good luck!
-Andrew
I could just see someone going..."Hmm, something green is leaking in my engine bay, lets have a taste!"
Im just playing with ya.
As stated above, the refrigerant is dyed that color so it is easier to spot leaks...
also I think it is UV reactive so you can use a black light to better spot the leaks.
If you want your a/c to work then you should fix it...
sometimes they sell a sealant that you can add to the a/c lines like you would when adding refrigerant that will fix some small leaks, but I have no experience with leaking from around the compressor area.
Good luck!
-Andrew
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