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VOLVO A/C RANDOMLY STOPS WORKING | Easy Diagnostics

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VOLVO A/C RANDOMLY STOPS WORKING | Easy Diagnostics.
Volvo air conditioner compressor randomly stops working and not engaging. Check easy and simple troubleshooting worn out A/C compressor clutch or missing control to the compressor.
Vehicle: 2001 Volvo V70XC 2.4t
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@PistonShack 3 года назад

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@jululowolo7622 Год назад

Thank you so much for this great tutorial , wish you all the best

@PistonShack Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@Mike-ev4zn 2 года назад

Great video, your videos are awesome! You saved my Volvo yet again from going to the junk yard!!

@PistonShack 2 года назад

Great to hear that Mike! One more Volvo got change to life long life:)

@jonmikkelsen8371 2 года назад

There are spacers within the clutch to adjust the gap. You can take the clutch apart and remove spacers until the clutch free play is less than 1mm. You can also preload the external springs by wrapping a zip tie around them to press the outer plate inward just enough. When the clutch wears and the gap gets too wide, the magnetic force isn't strong enough to bridge that wide gap and engage the clutch. Remove some internal spacers or preload those external springs to bring the outer plate in close enough so the magnetic force can engage the clutch.

@PistonShack 2 года назад

Hi Jon. Thank you so much for your advice.

@Ohem1 2 года назад

I attempted this recently on my old v70, while the gap is reduced the clutch utterly refuse to engage. The fuse and relay are working fine too, so either there’s a continuity issue or the coil is dead.

@ibrewbeer Год назад

Agreed. Use zip ties on all 3 spokes. This has worked on over a dozen vehicles I've done this to. It'll last until the car's life is over...whenever that is. Be sure to test different sizes/thicknesses of zip ties so that the clutch still spins by hand...FYI - I don't know the factory spec, but I go with about 0.010" gap.

@rickkstir Год назад

Any video for the zip tie fix?

@thhtech 6 месяцев назад

What if the AC compressor is from 2010 model V70 Mk3. It doesn't have those springs.

@jjclarkson3261 Месяц назад

Brilliant!

@sbmasson 3 года назад

Well thought out.....thanks again

@PistonShack 3 года назад

Thanks you so much Bruce!

@tiyonemanning8967 Месяц назад

Thank you sir because my AC just stopped working and i will have to try this when i get up tomorrow to see.

@604rioso 3 года назад

great volvo videos!

@PistonShack 3 года назад

More to come! Thanks brotha.

@treebeardisengard4317 2 года назад

My 04' xc70 has the same problem. At around 75% the A/C works good. When the temp goes up the A/C pushes hot air. For time being, I put 3 tie straps between clutch and springs and it works and pushes cold air. If they melt, I'll use some thin flat wire and do the same thing. On a 04' XC70 volvo, you have to drop the engine carriage to get at the a/c clutch..

@PistonShack 2 года назад

Thank you so much for your advice! I will try it out. Cheers!