A/C repair
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Cargo Master
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That particular dye requires the use of an injector (or having the system completely open.)
Somewhere around here in one of the garages, I have a small can of dye/refrigerant solution. It has a push-on connector that allows a shot of dye to be pushed into a sealed and running system via the low side port. Probably have had it for 10 or 15 years, don't recall which auto parts store I bought it from. If you can still find those, they make it easy to add dye without a lot of fuss.
Found it, it's this stuff: https://www.rechargeac.com/products/...-sealers/UVD-1
Somewhere around here in one of the garages, I have a small can of dye/refrigerant solution. It has a push-on connector that allows a shot of dye to be pushed into a sealed and running system via the low side port. Probably have had it for 10 or 15 years, don't recall which auto parts store I bought it from. If you can still find those, they make it easy to add dye without a lot of fuss.
Found it, it's this stuff: https://www.rechargeac.com/products/...-sealers/UVD-1
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When I have to add it gets down to 20 psi +- on the low side of course...
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