How To Test Car AC Service Port Valves For Leaks

Watch at proclaimliberty2000 testing tips and tricks for leaks on car ac service ports.
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[@Supercell725]

Thanks for another informative video Paul. I always learn a thing or too from your videos.

[@Tox1cAshes]

Thank You! I was confused because I could hear and feel the pressure leak from my low pressure ac line, but people online said the missing cap wouldnt have made a difference to a leak. I'll buy a new schrader valve and cap to make sure it doesn't get dirty!

[@mansalaija]

Hi, I really like your videos and the way you explain things.
I have the AC on my 2007 subaru forester not working, no cool air is coming out of the vents inside the vehicle but it does blow hot air.
I noticed that the AC compressor clutch is not engaging. How do I know for sure or check to see if the system is fully charged with refrigerant? Perhaps the clutch is not engaging because there is a leak somewhere in the system causing the refrigerant to scape the system and this would cause the AC pressure switch to tell the AC compressor not to start to prevent further damage to the Ac compressor. Thank you for your help.

[@oxkbarr]

This guy must be a mechanic professor. 👨‍🔧🧰👌🏾

[@bryantoth5249]

Can you use soapy water?

[@proclaimliberty2000]

Yes

[@jesswillardlankford9251]

Thank you for your video. Very clear instructions. Blessings

[@blessedgiftson]

God bless you sir...

[@proclaimliberty2000]

👍😃

[@KTHKUHNKK]

Absolutely superb I love it. And yes I am subscribed and I clicked the bell.
Keith

[@retiredprincipal410]

Thumbs Up!