The Tiny Valve That Costs Drivers Hundreds.

If your A/C isn’t blowing cold, and you’ve had to top it off more than once, your system is leaking.

What most people don’t realize is this: the same small port where refrigerant is added is one of the common places an A/C system can leak.

Inside that port is a Schrader valve. It can loosen, wear out, or leak under pressure, especially as it ages.

Replacing it can cost hundreds. If the aluminum threads are damaged, repairs get even pricier.

FreezeCap changes that.

It snaps over the port in seconds and helps seal the valve from the outside—no tools, no system teardown, and no more wasted refrigerant when the leak is at the port.

Introducing FreezeCap: The Patented Solution to Seal A/C Valve Leaks

  • Installs in Seconds — Just twist it on by hand.
  • Mechanic-Tested — Built to professional standards.
  • DIY-Friendly — No tools, no training, no disconnecting lines.
  • Diagnostic Confidence — Still leaking? Now you know it’s not the valve.


FreezeCap gives you control over a leak that’s easy to overlook—and expensive to repair through traditional methods.

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FreezeCap – Instant Snap - On A/C Leak Sealer

Engineered for Strength. Designed to Seal.

FreezeCap combines a rugged metal body with a high-performance internal seal to deliver reliable protection in seconds. Built for durability. Made to last.

FreezeCap vs Traditional Fixes

⚠️ Option 1: Schrader Valve Replacement with Recharge ($250-450)

Mechanics may suggest replacing the valve core along with draining and recharging the system. This comes with risks:

The aluminum threads in the line are soft. If damaged, you’re looking at a line replacement and an expensive recharge.

Mechanics may avoid this option given the known risks.

💸 Option 2: Full A/C Line Replacement ($500-2000)

Many shops will recommend replacing the entire refrigerant line just to be safe. It’s a valid repair—but expensive, time-consuming, and unnecessary if the leak is just at the port.

✅ Option 3: FreezeCap ($97)

FreezeCap is a patented pressure-rated cap designed to seal from the outside, directly over a leaking valve. It snaps on in seconds with no tools and covers both the high and low ports.

When your system holds pressure after install, this shows FreezeCap has sealed your valve leak. If your system continues to leak, FreezeCap works as a diagnostic tool to confirm the leak is not at the port.

No Tools. No Hassle. No Delays.

If you can twist a bottle cap, you can install FreezeCap.

FreezeCap installs in under 30 seconds and creates a tight, protective seal over the valve—where many leaks start.

  • Installs in Seconds
  • Universal Fit for Most Vehicles (post-1995)
  • Patent-Protected Leak Prevention

Why Drivers Choose FreezeCap:

Engineered, Assembled, and Tested in the USA

DIY-Easy: Installs in seconds with no special tools.

Saves $$$: Helps avoid repairs up to $2,000 and endless refill cycles.

Eco-Smart: Helps contain refrigerant leaks.

Until now, there wasn’t a simple, tool-free option to address valve leaks. FreezeCap offers a smarter, affordable way to help stop them—right at the source.

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    I just needed something that worked fast without costing me. FreezeCap was the quick fix I was looking for.
    — David O., Used Car Dealer

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    My dad had to refill the refrigerant every few months to keep my car cool. Ever since I installed this, he hasn't had to refill it.
    — Nenagh G., Texas Car Driver

  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    My local mechanic quoted me over $750 to replace my AC line, so I gave this a try. AC's been ice cold ever since.

    — Mark K., Florida Car Driver

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FAQ

How does FreezeCap work?

FreezeCap quickly snaps onto your A/C service port, creating a durable, pressure-tight secondary seal designed to seal port leaks

Will it work on my car?

FreezeCap fits most vehicles made after 1995 that use R-134a or R-1234yf refrigerant systems. If your car has standard service ports (3/8-24 UNF or M12x1.5), it’s likely compatible. When in doubt, check your owner’s manual to confirm your refrigerant type.

Do I need tools to install FreezeCap?

No. FreezeCap installs easily by hand in under 30 seconds—no special tools required.

Is this a permanent fix?

FreezeCap is designed to provide long-term sealing performance, especially on small valve leaks. It’s a durable, protective solution, but does not address multiple or extensive A/C system failures.

Can it be reused or removed?

Yes. FreezeCap can be removed and reinstalled if needed. Just be sure to follow the instructions to maintain a proper seal.

Why not just replace the Schrader core?

Swapping the valve core sounds simple, but it comes with serious downsides. First, it’s illegal to remove the core without evacuating the refrigerant—venting it is a violation of EPA §609. To do it properly, you need a recovery tank, vacuum pump, manifold gauges, and refrigerant—all specialized tools that can cost hundreds of dollars. The process can take 30 to 60 minutes, even for professionals. There's also a real risk of stripping the soft aluminum threads on the port, which can turn a $2 part into a $1,000 line replacement. FreezeCap avoids all of that. It’s a non-invasive, tool-free solution designed to help seal leaks at the service port without disturbing the valve or refrigerant.

Why hasn’t my mechanic recommended FreezeCap?

When dealing with A/C leaks, mechanics may recommend replacing the Schrader valve, the A/C line, or in some cases, larger system components. These repairs can be costly and time-consuming. FreezeCap offers a simpler option by sealing over the service valve externally—without opening the system or replacing parts. It’s a practical first step before pursuing more invasive repairs.