He said that he would try to patch the leak if he was able to reach it, and thank goodness, he was.
I do not know if it is luck or what, but my vehicles have always lasted me at least fifteen years. I have never once had to substitute an engine or transmission. I have had to do some truly minor repairs and service but nothing major. I am truly thankful for this. Last week, I finally had something quite major go on my eighteen year seasoned truck and that was the air conditioning. I thought that my truck was simply going to last me forever, and it absolutely still might. I had my spouse try to charge the a/c to see if that was what was wrong, but it was not. It was nice because the charge had a yellow dye in it so that my associate and I could see if there were any leaks in the line. At first, my associate and I did not see any leaks, and the charge only worked for a couple of hours, so my associate and I were confused. My spouse bought another bottle of the charge with the dye, and this time he did see some yellow dye leaking out. He said that he would try to patch the leak if he was able to reach it, and thank goodness, he was. He patched it, and so far, my associate and I have not had any trouble with the a/c in my seasoned truck. My spouse does not think the patch will last for long, but my associate and I will see. He told me to look online and see if I can find a new air conditioning line to substitute the one he patched just in case the patch does not hold. I found one for a honorableprice, so I put it in my cart, but hopefully my associate and I will not end up needing it.