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Volvo 850 - A/C article

posted by  someone claiming to be Wayne on  Tue Mar 4 13:07 CST 2003 [RELATED]

The AC article is a tad inaccurate:
"Don’t overlook the expansion valve or thermoswitch; they may not be doing their job. And a frozen evaporator could develop a small leak in no time"

Neither of those two antique AC devices exist on an 850. "Frozen evaps" is not a problem or the cause of why they leak in 850s.

Adding AC dye and leak testing with a blacklight (when the freon's low again) IS the correct proceedure but doing that job correctly isn't one for most people IMHO.





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