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Old 07-09-2015, 01:05 PM
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This is on an 01 2500, forgot to mention that at first.

I filled up my a/c on my truck, it was empty when I bought it in January. Figured I'd see how long it'd last. In about a week it was low, so I shot in some dye. The O ring at the condenser was leaking, so I replaced it. I vac'd it down and it held a vacuum just fine. Filled it up and popped off the gauges, and wouldn't you know, the high side port isn't seating right. I geuss it didn't want to be disturbed. I messed with it trying to get it to sear and it still leaks no matter what I do. It's a rubber check ball, not a schrader valve too, so I assume it isn't rebuildable? And it looks to be brazed to the line, so therefore not replaceable separately.

So what can I do? I tried an o ring on a bolt, didn't seem to work. I can't be the only one who's ever had this issue.
 

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Old 07-09-2015, 01:15 PM
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Is it replaceable? Or is it soldered on to the line? Might try just pressing it in a bit with something, and see if it will blow water is making it leak out. Keep in mind, it is EXTREMELY cold coming out, and will 'burn' your skin in short order.
 



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