DIY & repairShashant ChoudharyCar AC Gas Over Too Fast? Check This

Car AC Gas Over Too Fast? Check This

Short0:22Autos & Vehicles9.9× channel median

Published Mar 5, 2026, 2:50 PM · 7mo ago

Shashant Choudhary
Shashant Choudhary
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If your car's AC cooling becomes low just a few weeks after refilling the gas, it's often due to a slow leak in either the high-pressure or low-pressure pipe. Over time, the rubber section of these pipe develop micro-cracks. The refringent oil slowly leaks out from these cracks, which gradually reduces cooling performance. To fix the problem, you'll have to replace the faulty pipe and then refill AC gas. #acgasfilling #acgascharging #compressor #cartips #carshorts
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