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Well that makes sense to me as well….Probably true. But my understanding is that when vehicles get older, the seals can dry out. The seals are normally lubricated and kept flexy by the refrigerant, so a lack of use over the winter months can find the system running low come the following spring/summer.
So yeah, technically a "leak," but the cure could involve replacing the entire system.