ATP JX 177 16 Line Splice Review

I used this to fix the AC line on my car and after 6 months of work I bought two just in case but ended up not needing both. Very strong product, very good quality, would definitely recommend this product

Used for repairing air conditioning lines on Honda Accord. The machine is built in such a way that the line rubs against the radiator support and forms a hole. It was easy to install and still charging with no leaks 6 months later.

The dealer wanted 1k to replace the high voltage AC line that eventually sags and rubs against the frame with a capacitor. Bought as a simple fix and it works! Not sure about long term reliability but it is a 2006 RAV4. So if I can live off that for a few years, that's a win.

Uses this type for high pressure AC line. Went like clockwork. Will be updated when something changes. Updated August 21, 2019 Still working. From the moment of installation, there was no need to add refrigerant, and the car stood for a long time, and the air conditioning also worked a lot. I highly recommend this bad boy. Just try cutting less material off the pipe because you can always take more off but not put more back on. Mine was tight and I had to stretch the line a bit to make it work…

Several times over the last few years I have felt that my money was well spent. I had a break (high side) in the AC power line on my 2003 Infiniti FX 45. The break was due to friction on the frame near the driver's side inner fender cutout. It was affordable enough that I figured I could erase it with a T 1000 aluminum soldering stick (incredible stuff). Unfortunately, the wall of the aluminum conduit was too thin to work properly. Replacing the line would mean removing the entire dash and a…