10000000000 of thanks to everyone
I got so much info from you folks, whao
I wish the world will get fill up with
people like you, but as we know is
just a dream........

I had not done much here because of raining, also doing a complete
Rear-Brakes job ( Rotors & Pads ) Autozone shows the wrong ...

If you talking about the sockets or connectors, one is gray, the other 2 pink.
I cant see the wiring because they are well protected.
On some place I read that the HP switch is the far left, but really that
can change at any time.....

Thanks Jimmy, the picture shows EXACTLY how my car is.
( 1995 Volvo 940 Turbo wagon ) I would not be surprise is that
a exchange from previous owner,
10000000000000 of thanks EXELLENT INFO!

Thanks Jimmy but the picture shows EXACTLY how my car is, it does have the 3 connectors
however don't be surprise that previous owner change it before.
VERY GOOD INFO -----------> 1000 OF THANKS!
I think I saw / know, what you mean about the wire connector, each one have one.

Thanks, but I do have the 12 volts at the Low Pressure Sensor ( Beer Can )
What I don't know is which one of the 3 connectors is the HP Sensor.
And how to "DISCONNECT" the plug if possible

Regina, there are 3 connectors, I don't know which one is the HP Sensor !
And how do I take it off, I'm afraid Freon may come out

I found this photo, the question is which one is the
High Pressure Switch ( there are 3 ) and how to
remove it & tested, any ideas?

OK tried it again 12v were there at Low Pressure Switch.
I decided to do a quick test before spending much time and
bough a small can of R-134a, hook it up, turn car and ac switch on
then connect the clutch straight to the battery, the compressor
when on and even got some ( not much ) cold air ...

Thanks, ok I jumped the connector and "Nada"
So I toke my DVM and check for 12v and "Nada" again.
However I maybe making a bad ground connection with Volt Meter.
Do you know where the other switch should be?
Also let me point out ( you know this already ) according schematic there is only
one fuse ...

Thanks !!!!!! Will do that later "If not raining"

According to "MY" schematics there are 2 switches, but again
I had seen so many variations of the 940 that I want to be
sure with you folks, 10000 of thanks.