Hi Fred thanks for your advise, I take a look at at the receipt for the last repair order on 4/30/02, the mechanic evacuate and recharge the A/C system, and installed leak detection dye in the A/C system. I should be able to see the dye at the leaking site, what does it look like? Now I am having trouble removing the cover for the A/C relay and evaporator area on the rear top of the camper. Do I need to remove the whole rear closet? In a message dated 9/29/2002 8:47:11 AM Central Daylight Time, FredsVW@webtv.net writes:
> Before you dive into this project here is the simplest and fastest way > to determine whats going on with you AC system. > > Buy a dye leak detector kit, or take your Van to an AC guy and have > them inject dye into the system. > Top it off with freon, and let it run for a couple of days---- > If you buy the kit---put a black light to all the connection area's of > the system---- > or have the AC guy do it--- > > This will narrow down the leak real fast--and will eliminate any other > possible area's of concern--- > > Good Morning, > |
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