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,   
   RW> 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.   
      
   My preference is to fix the problem, but thought of that if it looks like a   
   spot that I could just put some JB Weld on it without any long term problems.     
      
   I need to wait until it is dark outside to give it another look to see if I   
   can find any other areas that might be leaking.  So far, it appears to just be   
   that one spot.   
      
   - Mark   
      
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