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Old 07-07-2014, 01:24 PM
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I have a 2000 neon se and the A/C will work for about 2 weeks so I figure it is a leak somewhere. I was wondering if there happens to be a common place they may leak at so I at least got a starting point to find it. Any help or Ideas appreciated. When it is charged it works great.
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I have a 2000 and for the most part my a/c works pretty good. You can put A134 with a color or black light dye to find the leak. Just hope that there is no leak in the evaporator under your dash.
 
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Thank you very much.
 
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a good spot to check is that flexible line right at the dryer behind passenger headlight, sometimes the belt can rub that one.
 
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its a waste of time to ask where it is a common place just get a can of 134a with leak detector and you will find out real soon. First off does your compressor turn on?
 
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Originally Posted by TejasMtnBiker
a good spot to check is that flexible line right at the dryer behind passenger headlight, sometimes the belt can rub that one.
Thank you I appreciate it I will look there for sure.
 
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Originally Posted by 73novass
its a waste of time to ask where it is a common place just get a can of 134a with leak detector and you will find out real soon. First off does your compressor turn on?
I just hoped there may be a commen problem. WHen I put 134 in it works perfectly for about a week then no more cold air. Everything works great except for when it leaks out. Thank you
 
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Originally Posted by sbhawaiian
The condenser and evaporator are the two hardest places to find leaks when using dyes. I wonder if this would be an option for you?
Amazon.com: IMAGEŽ Portable AC Refrigerant Leak Halogen Gas Leakage Detector with Storage Case: Home Improvement
Thank you for the good idea I have a buddy who may have one I can use.
 



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