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A non Volvo question: 2000 Honda CRV

posted by  mr.zorak on  Wed Jun 11 09:38 CST 2014
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I can get the greatest help here and this is a pretty basic question for some of the minds on this board. Ahead of time, I apologize for the issue being Non Volvo related, but the Honda boards have folks with attitude seems like, not nice like you guys.

My daughter's CRV AC works properly when idling and at low speeds. Low side pressure is normal. When the vehicle gets up over 35 MPH, the compressor stops running. I looked under the hood with the car idling and the AC does work properly, but when I get the RPM's up to about 3000, it seems the clutch starts hesitating and slipping when the RPM's die down to idle, then as it idles it runs fine.

Does this sound like a freon pressure issue, electrical, or is the clutch going sour? BTW, it is the original compressor and has 150K on it.

Please forgive me for a non Volvo question but I could use some advice. Also, the accessory fans kick off and on just fine.
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93' 240 Classic Wagon 220K & 92' 740 Wagon Regina/Rex 90K






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