There are lots of places that can leak freon and some can be sealed with stop leak. The only way is to try it.
I used Lucas stop leak not a fix but it does work....
It's probably leaking refrigerant. A small piece of grit or even a scratch or tear in one of the o-rings would cause the refrigerant to leak out. Have someone else find the leak, a friend may have access to some of the refrigerant with the dye in it. After you've found the leak, take it back to the shop that did the original work and let them repair it, pointing out that they didn't assemble it properly and it's leaking at the... On the other hand, if it's leaking at the compressor, that's just normal and those things are unpredictable. BTW, the evaporator is behind the dash, the condenser is in front of the radiator.
Primers are not waterproof. If you have a windowsill area that is leaking, you'll have to determine the path the water is coming from, repair the damage that is causing the leak then prime and paint.
My understanding is that it is not the oil filter housing leaking, that can be verified with a $2.00 replacement seal, and replaced by owner with a bit of ability, and tools, but it is more likely the timing chain cover that is leaking, with an estimated cost to repair of around $700, and that is mostly due to the shop labor for just getting to it.
It is probably a verb. If it describes something like "it was a leaking can" then it could be an adjective because it describes what kind of can.
I think I have a water leak in my basement. What are some ways to detect and repair the leak?
First you have to identify the fluid that is leaking then locate the source of the leak before we can tell you how to repair it.
The cost to repair a water leak in a basement will depend with the leaking hole. The cost to repair it can range from $20 to about $150.
Find where it is leaking, and repair the leak, adding "Stop-leak" will possibly work, but may create more problems by doing so. If you can't find the leak, take it in for repair.
Increase the gland steam pressure if air is leaking in. If gland steam is leaking out, replace the seals. If the leak is in the casing, repair or replace the damaged parts.
OK, find the leak and repair it.
No just find out where the leak is and repair it.
That depends on where the oil leak is, is it in the motor self or is one of the seals leaking?
Pressure test the system and repair the leak. Do not use a stop leak.
First pressure test system to determine where leak originates
I wouldn't recommend. Pressure on low side is still very high and ac system has a radiator just like a car, it will gum up inside everything and probably not stop leak. You should replace the hose or repair the leaking connection. If its a pinhole in metal or compressor case, maybe can be tig welded or something if it's not a part that can be removed
You'll first need to determine where the fuel leak is coming from and then replace or repair the leaking component .