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    jetta ac

    Hi guys i have a 2007 jetta and have slow leak at ac have had checked twice one says evaporator leak other one not 100% sure it is evaporator.Has had dye put in so can be rechecked .checked with dealer they advised that they hadn't ever replaced evaporator .Any one had problem with there ac .Have had the control valve replaced recently ac a c stopped altogether.
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    Tags: advised, evaporator, jetta, leak, replaced
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    How was the A/C checked?
    Have you checked the condenser for damage/dye leaks? The condenser is mounted in front of the radiator and much more exposed than the evaporator unit.

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      Pressure sensor is a common one for leaks.

      If they unplug it, and shine the UV light over the connector goes in, it'll be full of dye if it's leaking. Same goes for the plug itself.

      And yeah, as per above, the condensor can be fragile, and prone to stone damage.
      '07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
      '01 Beetle 2.0

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