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TheLastAndTheCurious
2025-04-09 11:29:45
If you need A/C this summer in your work truck/SUV that had rear A/C, this can block off the leaky section in the back and keep the pressure up front only. The rear evaporator tends to get corroded/dented and starts to leak, becoming a problem for the whole system. This is a cheap fix. Just follow some videos on youtube on how to install it.
Paul Miller
2024-11-28 18:12:43
I will share a story to see whether this product may be right for you...My old Escalade AC wasnt working. I recharged at home and it didnt last. My father borrowed the truck and cooked, so he took to a mechanic. The fellow checked for leaks, didnt find any, and recharged the AC system. All was well for a few days. Then hot air. Returned to the mechanic who tried again. No leaks, but didnt want to waste more R134. He shared that the AC lines to the rear of the truck could have a pin hole leak somewhere in the rear, but the body hides some of the line and dye cannot reach all the way back anyway. This was the recommendation: block off the rear line with this device. Draw a vacuum on the line for 20 min and then recharge. Yes, you are now running AC in the front, but it should be enough in most cases. Watch some videos online to install, its a shade tree mechanic job that takes 30 min tops (not included the vacuum and recharge). Hope this helps someone else.
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