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🛡️ Seal the deal on leaks before they seal your fate!
Leak Saver Direct Inject AC Leak Sealer is a professional-grade HVAC additive designed to permanently seal small refrigerant leaks within 7 days. Compatible with nearly all refrigerants and systems, it circulates safely and reacts with moisture and oxygen at leak sites to form a durable seal. Easy to install using manifold gauges or Leak Shot injectors, it’s trusted by HVAC pros with over 4 million units sold since 2015. Made in the USA and safe for all system components, it’s the go-to solution for preventing costly refrigerant loss and system failures.











| Asin | B086W5B539 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,520 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #8 in Air Conditioning Line Repair Tools |
| Brand | Leak Saver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (507) 4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | December 20, 2019 |
| Item Model Number | LS-SS |
| Item Weight | 2.39 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Leak Saver |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LS-SS |
| Product Dimensions | 0.7 x 4.8 x 6.7 inches |
K**M
Worked in my dehumidifier.
I used this Leak Sealer Small System injector on a LG dehumidifier running R410A that had a leak in the evaporator. It has been running for approximately 10 days now and is holding charge. It would exhibit low charge in a week or less before using Leak Saver. Very easy to use. Much more reasonably priced than other leak sealers. So far so good!
D**D
Works well on mini-split leaks
Great find; had a small leak in a DIY mini-split system. Goodbye leak.
E**F
As advertised
I used it on a GE refrigerator works great
W**.
Not a "Wonder Fix" as I hoped
I have a small and slow coolant leak in our wine frig. The system is small (1.8 oz of 134a) and I hoped that this would solve the problem. I recharged the system and used the product, but the leak persisted and the frig lost temperature again over the same period of time (about 3 days). I bought and tried a second application and still no success. After investing about $100 for the injector and the two treatments, I really hoped this would be a cost-effective fix. Time to research some other products in hope to avoid replacing the frig.
D**.
Postponed the Inevitable
I have a pretty bad leak in my mini split system. I had to add freon once every 30 days or so. Was about to buy a new system but decided to try this. Leak saver stop-leak did slow the leak down but did not stop it. I had to add more freon 8 months later. I'm not upset about the product not working because I know it is major leak. I'll be looking for a new unit soon.
H**R
It did something.
It did something because I went past the time I would have had to recharge my car AC with more Walmart refrigerant. I had a small leak that progressed to where I had to recharge every two months. It's been more than two months since I used this product and the AC is still blowing cold (would have been warm by this time.) If and when I recharge, I'll update the review but so far so good. UPDATE: I sealed it on 1/26/26 and recharged again on 6/14/26 because it leaked out. Curiously, it only leaks out when my car sits for a few days. Came back from a five day trip and no AC. Refilled with Walmart r134a. We'll see how long it lasts. Next time, I'm going to put in some UV dye.
S**.
Commercial unit saved
Its an awesome product works amazing
T**T
Generally Effective at Stemming Refrigerant Leaks in Small Sealed Systems
I refurbish small sealed-system refrigeration appliances; e.g., mini-fridges, wine and beverage coolers, kegerators, ice machines. These small refrigeration appliances are rather notorious for failing to cool after just a few years of use; and I typically collect such from folks grateful to be rid of a bulky and seemingly useless cube. I then attempt to repair the things. Small sealed-system refrigeration appliances are not terribly complicated devices. In most cases I discover a small leak (usually in a soldered joint) and I apply the appropriate repair. After a few weeks of evaluation, I then sell the thing for a nice profit. Instances where I determine a leak is inaccessible or otherwise indeterminate, I inject a shot (or two) of Leak Saver Small System Refrigerant Leak Sealer followed by the usual refrigerant recharge procedure; I then evaluate the operation of the appliance for a month or so. I don't have success with the Leak Saver product 'every' time; but I’ve had enough success using the product in my very specific application that I am content with the brand, and satisfied with its efficacy to do what it claims.
R**Y
Time will tell if it works or not... updated not able to hold the pressure after 20 days
My window AC has a micro leak... I can say it is very minimal leak, it slowly loses pressure for about 3 months but still not totally empty and can still cool to a minimal level. From 65psi, it goes to about 30psi in ~2 months and about 20 psi in 3-6 months. It will not empty out totally and will just stay at about 20psi. So, let us see how this works out for me. After 1 month i will check the pressure again, I know i will lose a little pressure every time I measured with my manifold and will consider this too. UPDATE: After about 20days of usage, the pressure dropped again at 20psi. meaning it was not able to hold the pressure and seal the leak. anyway i enjoyed using it and hope it can work for others
A**E
Bon produit
Le produit fonctionne très bien presque toujours…
R**D
It works!
Worked great on my 2005 Malibu ...the Mazda 5 ..not so much ... lol in / out on the ground ....
J**N
Brocken on arrival.
It got to me almost empty. It was leaking inside the package. Couldn’t use it.
A**R
Seals good
Fixed leak
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