The Most Common Cause of Car AC Leaks - Easy Fix!
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Watch at proclaimliberty2000 tips and tricks for AC Leaks on your car.
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Schrader valves, bad O-rings evaporator, condenser and compressor are the most common.
Thanks for this explanation.
We look forward to seeing the next videos on how these high and low pressure valves can be changed.
Thanks once again.
Thanks, Paul! Good luck on that headstand record! 😅
LOL.. Paul I JUST ORDERED a sniffer uv light glasses and dye..i blame you cause I got notification today and not yesterday..lol..Thanks for the post I look fwd to the next one
Hello Paul, Your repair tips video help people a lot.
Is there any way to contact you for cooperation? We are looking for testers who has good diagnosis skill.
But what if it's just sizzling out the bottom somewhere? I can't tell where but o can hear it. $40 for freon and it worked SO good for 5 minutes, then all sprayed out the bottom. Any advice besides "sell it" which my money bags brother says but that is not an option for me.
Thank you so much 👏 your info is very valuable. Was able get my air conditioner back running. THANK U 🙏
THE most helpful video!!! But mine is leaking from under my car, it sounds like it anyway....teri
Thank you
Great vid ty
Thank you Paul for your video! Please where is the location of intake temperature sensor, in a 2009 Ford ranger 2.3l
Google it my man
Beautiful and informative work!
Couldn't you just put some soapy water on it?
Thanks for making a video on what I thought was really the problem but no one wants to tell you
Hey Paul I have a Ford edge 2013 2.0 4 cylinder vehicle. About 2 months ago the charging system light started coming on on my dashboard. I thought it was the alternator so I bought a new alternator. When I put it onz the car did not start up. I bought a battery the same day and put it in and the car came on. I drove it for about 5 minutes until the power of the vehicle started going down (the charging system light came back on). I put in new spark plugs and drive belt and still the charging system light came on. When I drove it, it started over heating as well so I put in a new thermostat and added new coolant but it still was overheating along with the charging system light coming on. I left the battery connected the negative terminal and 2 days later the new battery was dead. I tested out the starter and the starter is working with no problems. Have any clue with overheating and car still losing power?
From what you’re describing it sounds like the drive belt is not turning the alternator or water pump enough. Are you sure you have the correct belt and that it’s adjusted properly. Also, are you getting any squealing which is a common symptom of a loose drive belt.
@@proclaimliberty2000 no. I replaced the drive belt with a new one the same day I put on the new alternator. When I start drinking for 5 minutes the car starts to lose power and the steering wheel starts to become hard to turn and the battery light on dashboard starts to appear. if I leave the negative terminal connected to post it will drain the battery that's why I don't connect it.
@@Ed19859 Your battery will naturally go dead with the negative battery terminal disconnected.
@@proclaimliberty2000 yes however not in 2 days. I bought a new battery 3 weeks ago I left the terminals connected not knowing something was going to drain the battery. Something killed it. I did a parasitic draw test and I couldn't find anything. Not sure what's going on.
Paul, you have a email address I can email you?