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Does this stuff work?

dabuddha

dabuddha

Lifer
I have 94 Honda Accord which has a leak somewhere in my AC system. So I have to fill up with R134a once in awhile. I saw this on ebay when I was looking for more cans.
Does this sort of stuff work? It's an old car and I'm not interested in spending alot of money to get it fixed since I plan on keeping the car for maybe one more year or so.

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Probably. but probably only for a year or 2 then you'll need to really fix your leak.

stop dumping cans of refrigerant into the atmosphere! fix your leaks, then do 1 recharge, then you'll be set for life. (of your car)
 
It will work for a while length depends on how big the leak is. The problem is that it leaves a residue throughout the inside of cars AC system and this could make repairs more costly down the road.
 
Ohhh I didn't realize that. The car is already 11 years old and has other issues so I'm thinking it's not gonna last long.
 
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