1995 Kenworth T400 Air Conditioning System Evaluation and Leak Test

Although probably too late for anyone listening on headphones, please accept my apologies for all the wind noise. There is at least one major leak in this truck's A/C system, and maybe many more minor ones. (The bubbles you see forming on one of the pipes near the TXV were likely caused by the wind.) I suspect the compressor locked up after most of the oil got out through the leak.

I shot (and edited!) all of this on a 3rd generation iPhone SE. For those of you who read video descriptions and happen to know the LumaFusion video editor well, can you tell me if there is an easier way to make a video overlay run the entire duration of the video without manually dragging it along a few seconds at a time to match the video timeline? If so, what is it?

(I checked the documentation and didn't find it helpful in this regard. I have not yet tried asking LumaTouch.)

Yes, I couldn't read my manifold gauge set properly around the six minute mark. In addition to being a part-time wizard, I'm also far from perfect and therefore I make plenty of mistakes.

Both doors on the truck unlock automatically if you shut them while the lock stem is pushed down, making me think that's the intended behavior. It would certainly help to prevent the keys from being locked inside!

This truck was abandoned for several years after its previous owner passed away. We've brought it back to life and put it back into service pulling grain trailers during harvest.