I've got a freon leak at a connection on the large line going to the rear a/c unit. I've checked the connection and it's tight. Is there an O-ring in there that needs to be replaced? Anybody done this themselves? Can I disconnect that line without losing the freon that's already in the rear a/c?
I have cool air in the rear but warm air up front. I put in a couple cans of freon (stuff from Oreilly) about a week ago but could only get the pressure up to just under 45psi with a outside temp of 101*F (had been between 30-35 psi). It needed to go around another 5-10psi. It cooled down for a couple days but ended up leaking out at the connection. Luckily the dye shows the leak. It apparently only leaked out what I put in because it hasn't been leaking anymore.
I have cool air in the rear but warm air up front. I put in a couple cans of freon (stuff from Oreilly) about a week ago but could only get the pressure up to just under 45psi with a outside temp of 101*F (had been between 30-35 psi). It needed to go around another 5-10psi. It cooled down for a couple days but ended up leaking out at the connection. Luckily the dye shows the leak. It apparently only leaked out what I put in because it hasn't been leaking anymore.
