Angry Bob Mechanic
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user6964367975 :
How much for something like this cost to fix
2025-04-10 17:04:15
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Chevrolet :
Your not losing Freon. Your losing refrigerant
2024-04-25 16:51:56
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sleepyk3yz :
I just to recharge then I guess I messed the lil port up in the low pressure part because it start coming out green smh plus I didn’t need the freon because the gauge was in yellow
2025-08-12 13:21:15
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anotherBubba :
It’s a 2$ gastet and an o ring
2026-03-11 12:57:39
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Chris :
How much for replacing that line?
2025-04-15 14:14:55
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Rιki✨ :
How much does that cost?
2025-05-30 16:17:32
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melons :
Nissan send it to the crusher
2024-04-26 18:18:23
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Dame moves :
What dye u use?
2025-08-17 14:34:27
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Snorlax88 :
Does the stop leak sealant do the job?
2025-04-23 03:08:49
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anotherBubba :
It’s a gasket
2026-03-11 12:57:16
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Jenn19799 :
Pump a little nitrogen in er little mister bubble
2024-04-28 13:34:45
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Ohh Lord :
😂
2025-02-05 20:12:06
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Elle Miller :
😂😂😂
2025-07-26 18:13:15
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DeeDee :
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2025-07-16 18:22:43
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Yesenia Wrld💜 :
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2025-09-16 01:56:18
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Charlie :
I can't find a Ac leaks?? Here’s why hydrogen / nitrogen “forming gas” leak testing is much more sensitive than using only nitrogen when testing refrigeration or AC systems. 🔧❄️1️⃣ Molecular size difference As mentioned earlier: Hydrogen < Nitrogen < R-134a < R-1234yf Because hydrogen molecules are extremely small, they can pass through microscopic leaks that larger molecules cannot. Typical kinetic diameters: Gas Diameter Hydrogen (H₂) ~2.9 Å Nitrogen (N₂) ~3.6 Å R-134a ~4.4 Å R-1234yf ~4.6 Å ➡️This means hydrogen escapes through leaks that nitrogen may not detect. 2️⃣ Electronic hydrogen detectors are very sensitive Hydrogen leak detectors can detect extremely tiny concentrations. Typical sensitivity: Hydrogen detector: ~1–5 ppm Electronic refrigerant detector: ~5–10 g/year leak Soap bubble test: only detects relatively larger leaks So a forming gas detector can find leaks 10–100× smaller than many refrigerant detectors. 3️⃣ Forming gas is safe Pure hydrogen would be dangerous, but the mixture used is: 95% Nitrogen 5% Hydrogen This is called forming gas. At 5% hydrogen, the mixture is non-flammable, so it is safe for system testing. 4️⃣ It leaves the system easily Hydrogen: very light diffuses quickly doesn’t contaminate refrigerant oil So after testing, it can be evacuated quickly with a vacuum pump. 5️⃣ Why nitrogen pressure tests sometimes miss leaks Nitrogen testing relies on: pressure drop soap bubbles Problems: very small leaks may take hours or days to show pressure drop bubbles need direct access to the leak buried evaporator leaks are hard to find Hydrogen detectors can sniff leaks through insulation, dashboards, or panels. 6️⃣ Why many automotive manufacturers use it Hydrogen/nitrogen leak testing is commonly used for systems with: R-1234yf EV heat pump systems complex HVAC assemblies It helps find leaks in: evaporators microchannel condensers aluminium joints O-ring seals I can supply everything you require to find small leaks and up you diagnostic on automotive ac
2026-03-07 09:30:50
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