Automatic AC?!?!?!?
#1
Automatic AC?!?!?!?
Ok, so this isn't a really big problem but it is annoying as hell and I was wondering if it happens to anyone else. And what will happen is I'll start my car up and the if I turn on the fan (like the heater cause it's like 20degrees outside) the AC will turn on automatically! Or if the fan is on when I start the car I get the same thing.
Any advice or anyone who has the same deal please let me know.
Any advice or anyone who has the same deal please let me know.
#5
i've not had that problem but my problem with my ac unit is that i'll have it on full cold, but sometimes heat will come out -.-? i just touch the switch one over and back to cold then it'll be fine but its still annoying as crap -.-
#6
Print this Service Bulletin:
http://www.finishlineperformance.com...02-04-1338.pdf
and go have it fixed. I have the same problem with turning on cool and it blows hot or vice versa. Takes a long while before it changes.
-SlipNslide1.3
http://www.finishlineperformance.com...02-04-1338.pdf
and go have it fixed. I have the same problem with turning on cool and it blows hot or vice versa. Takes a long while before it changes.
-SlipNslide1.3
#7
On the Canadian models (and likely most of the US models) if you're directing heat to the floor or the window defrost the AC compressor will cycle. It is not cooling the car but instead the AC is acting as a dehumidifier so that the car doesn't fog up, or to clear fogging very quickly (which this system does very well).
Chris...
Chris...
#8
Someone just asked this like 2 days ago...
It senses the humidity in the car, and turns on the AC to remove the moisture from the air so you dont fog up.
Mine does it all the time... even at -30C (yep, thats a minus sign).
Not to worry dude, its trying to help you (as annoying as it can be..)
It senses the humidity in the car, and turns on the AC to remove the moisture from the air so you dont fog up.
Mine does it all the time... even at -30C (yep, thats a minus sign).
Not to worry dude, its trying to help you (as annoying as it can be..)
#9
Originally Posted by early 30's crisis
Someone just asked this like 2 days ago...
It senses the humidity in the car, and turns on the AC to remove the moisture from the air so you dont fog up.
Mine does it all the time... even at -30C (yep, thats a minus sign).
Not to worry dude, its trying to help you (as annoying as it can be..)
It senses the humidity in the car, and turns on the AC to remove the moisture from the air so you dont fog up.
Mine does it all the time... even at -30C (yep, thats a minus sign).
Not to worry dude, its trying to help you (as annoying as it can be..)
#10
You're welcome!
It would also help if the salesman had a clue when attempting to sell to you... pretty bad when we know more than they do
Dont even get me started on the service dept....
It would also help if the salesman had a clue when attempting to sell to you... pretty bad when we know more than they do
Dont even get me started on the service dept....
#11
Yeah, that all makes alot of sense... don't knock salesmen though they have to know about a **** ton of cars... I sell Ford and it's hard to keep up with all the little details of every car on the lot
#12
Originally Posted by early 30's crisis
You're welcome!
It would also help if the salesman had a clue when attempting to sell to you... pretty bad when we know more than they do
Dont even get me started on the service dept....
It would also help if the salesman had a clue when attempting to sell to you... pretty bad when we know more than they do
Dont even get me started on the service dept....
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