Don't forget when you crack A/C lines to properly Oil them with
the correct A/C oil..
my two bits and 13 pense..

--- George Averill <averill@LDL.NET> wrote:
> The most common leak is faulty "o" rings where the lines
> connect to the compressor.  I would check these first.  Be
> sure to use AC quality "o" rings and not the ordinary rubber
> variety.
>
> There are also several other "o" rings where connections are
> made.  The dryer and the needle valve are two I can think of.
> You might also have a leak in a rubber line, but I would check
> the fittings first.
>
> Another source of a leak is the seal behind the compressor
> pulley.
>
> George

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