Using a stop leak product in a compressor can provide a temporary fix for minor leaks, particularly in the refrigerant lines or seals. However, it is not a permanent solution and may not work for all types of leaks. For a long-lasting repair, it's best to identify and properly fix the underlying issue, as relying solely on stop leak can lead to further damage or system failure. Always consult a professional technician for a thorough assessment.
There are lots of places that can leak freon and some can be sealed with stop leak. The only way is to try it.
Likely your system has a leak and the compressor can't keep up with the volume of the leak. <><><> Agree. The air bags in the suspension of ours had developed small holes, and the compressor could not keep up. Get that fixed before the compressor burns out.
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
A freezer may stop freezing due to a malfunction in the compressor, a leak in the refrigerant system, a buildup of frost, or a faulty thermostat.
How many miles did you operate the vehicle between the STOP LEAK instalation and and the stalling problem? Where was the bad leak?
Refrigerant leak? Blown fuse? Compressor not starting
I wouldn't even use it once, get the problem fixed.
Blown fuse (compressor clutch) refrigerant leak
I am assuming you mean the leak sound occurs when you are trying to stop using the brake. If my assumptions are correct, the problem may be a leaking brake booster. Get it fixed.
The oil is there for one purpose ,thats to lubricate the compressor ,but it also traveles with the refrigerant through the system and when you have a leak it will be forced out the place where you have the leak ,thus after awhile you will lose some oil ,generaly the leak will be around the seal in the compressor.
yes there is a seal on the front of compressor that can go bad and leak freon.
No, the leak is propably the compressor shaft seal which is behind the clutch.