Duckw

"becko" wrote:
> My a/c is not cold and I would like to recharge it. I thought
> this
> would be a simple procedure because everyone does it but I am
> learning
> that is not true with a Volvo. I went to several local auto
> part stores
> and no one knows how to recharge the a/c on my volvo. I am
> being told I
> have to take it to the dealer. I understand that there is a
> high and
> low side and you recharge by the low side. However, no can
> seem to find
> a low side on my volvo and I have even asked several friends
> who are
> mechanics.
>
> If I have to take it to the dealer then I will, but before I
> do that I
> want to make sure that I can't do it on my own. Any help would
> be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Becky

I have the same problem with my 2000 s70, I can’t find the fill cap on
this model. I see a long silver fin mounted on top of the manifold
with a blue cap on the right side (looking at the motor); would this
be the fill cap?

David

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Mike F

Duckw wrote:
>
> I have the same problem with my 2000 s70, I can’t find the fill cap on
> this model. I see a long silver fin mounted on top of the manifold
> with a blue cap on the right side (looking at the motor); would this
> be the fill cap?
>
> David
>
> --

Sounds like you're describing the spot to attach a gauge to measure fuel
pressure. Other posts in this thread describe the appearance and
location of the A/C port.

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