ac not working

Asked by Jaz123 May 19, 2011 at 02:18 AM about the 2004 Volvo XC70 Cross Country

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the ac runs for abit then the conpressor cycles on and off but only heat comes out of the vents.The ac has been recharged

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Jeff answered 12 years ago

check the clutch pressure switch, its a cheap part and can be tested by jumpering it with a paperclip or a piece of wire.

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Capnjoe249 answered 12 years ago

Where is the clutch pressure switch? I'm having the same problem with my ac on my Volvo xc70. It will blow cold for awhile but then just turn warm, then it will blow cold again.

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Jeff answered 12 years ago

the switch screws into the accumulator. Check your local autoparts store or autizine.com to see what it looks like. To test it remove the wire harness that plugs into the end of it and ut a paperclip in each of the pin holes (it is a 2 pin connector) if the ac clutch engages and holds, the switch is bad (assuming the coolant charge is not low)

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