S
Stephen Henning
My 2001 V70 XC has started occasionally blowing cold air in the winter
when the outside temperature is below freezing. It can be stopped by
turning the 2 temp knobs up to the red line and turning the fan down.
It then usually goes away and starts working normally.
I have the automatic climate control system. It normally works just
fine in auto with both temp knobs set to 70 to 72F. It starts blowing
cold air on very cold days after everything has worked just fine. I
notice very cold air coming out of the dash AC vents where no air
normally comes out at all in winter.
Pressing the AC OFF button doesn't solve the problem. Turning up the
temp knobs doesn't seem to help until they get up to the red lines.
Then, to keep the fan from revving way up, I have to turn the fan down.
Soon after that I can eventually turn the knobs back down and use the
auto position.
I am afraid that if I take it in for service, they will never experience
the problem since it seldom happens. Has anyone observed this problem
and found the cause?
when the outside temperature is below freezing. It can be stopped by
turning the 2 temp knobs up to the red line and turning the fan down.
It then usually goes away and starts working normally.
I have the automatic climate control system. It normally works just
fine in auto with both temp knobs set to 70 to 72F. It starts blowing
cold air on very cold days after everything has worked just fine. I
notice very cold air coming out of the dash AC vents where no air
normally comes out at all in winter.
Pressing the AC OFF button doesn't solve the problem. Turning up the
temp knobs doesn't seem to help until they get up to the red lines.
Then, to keep the fan from revving way up, I have to turn the fan down.
Soon after that I can eventually turn the knobs back down and use the
auto position.
I am afraid that if I take it in for service, they will never experience
the problem since it seldom happens. Has anyone observed this problem
and found the cause?