hello
i know this is old tread but so so new to me...
how did you pin-point the condenser as culprit ?
i gassed mine and it was all lost until next day ...all works great --blowing motor,compressor ,electrics ---is just plain empty now
re-gassed second time to observe leak but nothing obvious ---shop where re-gassed was just closing so no time for investigation from thy r part ,to leave the car with them was not an option as i need to travel for work .is wrong to assume the leak is with the condenser because it lost all gas so fast? pipes are visible sort-off but nothing hissing or wet on them ....
 
hello
i know this is old tread but so so new to me...
how did you pin-point the condenser as culprit ?
i gassed mine and it was all lost until next day ...all works great --blowing motor,compressor ,electrics ---is just plain empty now
re-gassed second time to observe leak but nothing obvious ---shop where re-gassed was just closing so no time for investigation from thy r part ,to leave the car with them was not an option as i need to travel for work .is wrong to assume the leak is with the condenser because it lost all gas so fast? pipes are visible sort-off but nothing hissing or wet on them ....
Think they should use a dye in the system and a UV lamp.
 
I think the UV dye works but I had an air con specialist come out and quote me to repair my a/c and although I wasn't there my girlfriend said he used a camera to look inside the condenser which sounds a bit odd to me but anyway he told me the problem and quoted me £400 to fix it and so I did it myself
 
You can usually see bright green where it leaks out. Check near where the bolts go through the condenser.
 
As wammers said normally the top left. Did mine earlier in the week as it completely goosed.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6E6nCdsEMv7cHJxZDJtcWt6YnR3TnVfa0FlOURmZTRuak9V/view?usp=sharing
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Wow. That is pretty bad. Hella replacement from AllParts did the job for me.
 

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