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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / August 2004

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A/C Issue with 2001 XC

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Cris Radaneata - 12 Aug 2004 13:35 GMT
I live in South Texas and my a/c compressor runs all the time.  At highway
speeds, I have no problems with it.  However in stop and go traffic it shuts
down, and I have to leave it off for a few minutes before it restarts again.
The it will run for a few more minutes and shut down again.  Does anybody
have any ideas?

Thanks
bens0n - 12 Aug 2004 20:25 GMT
It sound like a 'duff compressor". I''ve have one replaced on my Volvo XC70
this week.....not cheep, Steve From Scotland.......
Tim \(Remove NOSPAM. - 12 Aug 2004 22:47 GMT
> I live in South Texas and my a/c compressor runs all the time.  At highway
> speeds, I have no problems with it.  However in stop and go traffic it shuts
> down, and I have to leave it off for a few minutes before it restarts again.
> The it will run for a few more minutes and shut down again.  Does anybody
> have any ideas?

Compressor over-heat switch??? If so, pretty common problem- bypass the
switch.

Tim..
Cris Radaneata - 13 Aug 2004 01:35 GMT
How do I do that?

Thank you in advance.

> > I live in South Texas and my a/c compressor runs all the time.  At highway
> > speeds, I have no problems with it.  However in stop and go traffic it
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> Tim..
 
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