XJ-Cosmo - Episode 31 | A/C System Function Testing & Leak Detection | 2000 Jeep Cherokee PART 4

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[@timothysimpson912]

leaking Schrader valves is probably the most common problem. I never trust the ones that come on the aftermarket items. I take them out and replace them with higher-quality shaders.

[@AxlesGarage]

Good tip

[@timothysimpson912]

temp definitely affects the pressure both running and not. There is a guide on the internet for pressure vs ambient temp.

[@AxlesGarage]

Great tip, thanks

[@MajorWeakness]

Also you can put the sniffer in the drain tube to see if you have an evaporator leak, I would also check with UV light to see if u can see any leaks

[@AxlesGarage]

Good info, thanks

[@RobertEli-e9j]

There is a die that they use to see if you have leaks