Thank you for your speedy reply.
I realize that stop leak additives can only stop minor leaks within the system.
My concern is that most of these stop leak compounds are air activated.
Once injected into the system they, as the rest of the freon, seap out at the hole & once air hits the stop leak compounds begins to harden and form a weld/patch.
With that said, If the stop leak is injected into the system and the hole is too large to seal or another hole appears in the system with the stop leak in it, will air get into my system causing the stop leak to active, wherefore becoming a solid within the system and destroying the entire system?
Saturday, July 17th, 2010 AT 4:55 AM