Oil can leak out of the AC line due to a few reasons, primarily related to system pressure imbalances or damaged components. When refrigerant leaks from the system, it can carry oil with it, as the oil is mixed with the refrigerant to lubricate the compressor. Additionally, worn seals, loose connections, or corrosion can create pathways for both refrigerant and oil to escape. Regular maintenance and inspections can help identify and resolve these issues before significant leaks occur.
yes...can leak oil from ac bolt...threads into sside of block..must have crack in side of block..
Yes, the AC drain line may be clogged, leading to water leaking inside the house.
A sweet smell is usually coolant being burned, check your coolant level and oil ( look for milky appearance ) as it may be a head gasket leak. A coolant leak on the outside of the motor may indicate a leak somewhere in the radiator or one of the hoses. When an AC line is leaking I have heard some people describe the smell as sweet.
The oil is in the freon along w/leak detector.
The low side AC line freezes up because of a lack of proper airflow or a refrigerant leak, causing moisture in the air to freeze on the line.
Why would still leak oil, would power steel fuel be different spots?
They can get noisy and leak oil. You want to replace a noisy ac compressor before it fills the system with metal trash.
your drain line for your ac evaporator core is plugged up. A service station can blow this out for you.
your fluid line has a leak which is allowing the oil to combine with the fuel
bad intake seal or it could be power steering fluid leak
Your AC drain line is clogged
To detect an AC leak using AC leak dye, the dye is added to the AC system. The system is then run to circulate the dye. A UV light is used to inspect the system for any leaks, as the dye will glow under the UV light, making it easier to identify the source of the leak.