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Climate control unit 700 1991

posted by  someone claiming to be Cal on  Tue Jun 25 16:51 CST 2002 [RELATED]



Sorry to say I don't know how to check whether the compressor clutch is pulling in.

As for the shop, they're Volvo specialists, not cheap but generally thorough and not ones to try something fancy when something simple will do.

For example, when the ac compressor seized on my other, older Volvo, they rigged up an extra long bypass belt for 30 bucks so I could carry on without a new compressor, conversion etc. No AC but no poverty, either.

So now I am like a steamed clam in both cars.





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