That's why you should be careful when you have a fmic.

right side of the nut was gone, so it was hitting ac cooler unit then finally put a tinny small hole. that's the reason why my ac was not keeping the juice.



Little Zoom;



I really do not want to spent money to replace it. What is your idea to fix this small hole ?

There was a item called something weld at autozone. like 2 tubes mixed them up and aplly on hole...

Any ideas ?

 

jb might work or i think they sell some radiator patch stuff

 

yeah...jb weld. Black and red tube

 

Interdynamics makes cans of R134a with STOP LEAK. These cans
have a guage and containlubricant.

 

I used many R134a with stop leak but did not fix it.

 

The hole you have a circle around is in the radiator. If it was mine I would solder it. When hot itsprobably got about 28 lbs of pressure behind it. You can try JB Weld if you like. I would just hate to do it again if it didn't hold.
Hmm, Maybe not but wheres the antifreeze coming from. If thats the air conditioning condener it has to be silver soldered because of 35 Lbs or more of pressure behind it..

Oops, Lets try again. If thats the high side theres at least 150 lbs of pressure, Silver solder for sure...

Good Luck...

 

Thanks Redrum. I bought the JB already so I'll try it tonight. If not. soldering is second option for me since I have the tool for soldering.

It is not antifreeze. It's 134a with UV thing which helps you to find the leak.

 

JB weld is the sh/t - if duct tape can't fix it - JB it - did you get the 5min stuff, or the 4-6 hour stuff

 

I got the long term stuff. It need about 15 hours to dry. I want it strong.

I fixed my ac




headlight,


and my bumper.


We'll see tomorrowif jb does a great job or not