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REFRIGERANT LOSS 200 1988

posted by  TAYLORJW on  Sat Jun 8 11:10 CST 2002
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I am experiencing a problem with my '88 245's ac system. It has a leak that has been impossible to locate. The entire system has been examined closely with a black light and no refrigerant trace can be located. The leak will cause a steady flow of bubbles to be visable after 2 or 3 days. Is there a particular problem area in the 240 system that we are missing? The expansion valve was replaced, but there is no detectable leakage there. Thanks for any assistance.






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