

| Subject: | AC Leak problems solved (?) |
| From: | Terry Kay |
| Date: | Wed, 1 Aug 2001 00:47:24 -0500 |
Hey all,
Just got a copy of Fleet Management magazine I get.
It's periodical that covers maintenance on large truck fleets.
Now inside, I find an ad from a AC accessory vendor, that has a product
called Super Seal Pro.
It claims that this stuff quickly, permanently, seals leaks in;
condensers,evaporators. accumulators,compressors,o-rings, gaskets, and
metal, or rubber hoses.
Seals multiple leaks, and circulates to prevent any future leaks.
Now, I most certainly do not in any way shape or form believe in
miracles in a can, but I could see this stuff working where a leak is
evident, and can not be found.
It appears that the stuff is in a freon type can which is injected into
the system, with a short hose, and valve.
I'm going to give this stuff a shot in my GL, as it has an ever so slow
leak, and I have been unable to locate it with a leak detector, (
beeper) or dye.
The manufactures name is Clip Light, and their email address is;
www.cliplight.com.
More interesting phenomena.
Check it out.
Later,
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Terry--
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