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Grinding Noise when A/C Turn On?

Anyone hear a grinding noise when their a/c turns on? Only happens going up hill and when the engine is under a bit of load. Lasts about a second. I would assume compressor clutch?
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I haven't heard the grinding noise, but I have had the A/C cut out and blow hot on extremely hot days. Didn't happen in 2009, but it did a few times in 2008. Dealer was unable to duplicate. A/C and Transmission hic-ups are the primary reason I went with the 100K extended warranty.
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