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Originally Posted by Arthur Dalton
Warm water and a gel shampoo .. 50/50 mix ..
Whip the mix up real good with a 1' paint brush and apply the foam to the head of the compressor..
You will see the leak as it will blow out a bubble as large as an orange..
Kids Bubble mix works well too.
They make leak spotter liquids , but I have been using shampoo for years ... I use it for pinpointing after I have located the general vicinity with my GE Halogen leak detector..
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Hi, Arthur. Thanks again for coming to the rescue. Since this time the leak was so bad that the clutch wouldn't engage no more. Shoudl I ask the shop to blow nitrogen in there to check leak as you subscripe? Also, is it ture that I will have to get a "new" compresor if the leak is found to be from teh compressor itself?