RW> MH> I was considering using some JB Weld on the problem spot once I'm   
   RW> MH> sure of the location (for the A/C leak).  It depends where the   
   RW> MH> problem is.   
      
   RW>I wouldn't recommend that. I'd find the problem and then buy the parts   
   RW>required to fix it and do the work when the system is blowing warm again.   
   RW>Then recharge the system and check to make sure the repair corrected the   
   RW>problem. Legally you're required to recover any coolant in the system, but   
   RW>if it's leaking down on it's own, blowing warm, there isn't much left to   
   RW>recover. Recovering the coolant is done on a machine designed to vaccum   
   RW>the system to get any moisture that's in the system as well.   
      
   I agree. While JB Weld at times can be a magic cure Refigerent is   
   slipery stuff and leaks just because it can it seems at times.   
   Part or Seal replacement is the best in the long run.   
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