MH>TW> I would suspect the compresser seal would be the most likely leaking   
   MH>TW> area.   
      
   MH>That is exactly what the mechanic said when I told him about the leak before   
   MH>had the engine swap.  I was sort of hoping that when he re-installed the   
   MH>compressor after the swap that it would magically fix the slow leak.  No suc   
   MH>luck..   
      
   MH>He did say if it only leaks one can per season, it isn't worth the cost of a   
   MH>new compressor (if that is where it was leaking).   
      
   You can say that again. teh compressor alone runs betwerrn $200 and   
   $600   
      
   On an older vehicle one should also replace several other parts, like   
   the Reciever and the Orface tube.   
   Also it is nor a home project unless you have a good Vacuum pump to   
   evasuate the system to get all the moisture out before recharging the   
   system.   
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