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Cant find ac leak even after 350psi in system and go over with soap on a 2002 freightliner so you think got to be one of the evaporator?
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Don't use soap and water.. if the leak is on the low pressure side, it could draw the soap and water into the AC system, and cause further contamination and damage. Use a halogen sniffer.. if you think it's the evaporator, run the AC, stick a halogen sniffer in the vent by the passenger side door.. if that's it, the alarm will go off.
Your pressure is much too high, by the way.
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