Automatic Climate Control
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Automatic Climate Control
Do you run your climate control and fan in automatic. Even in cold weather do you leave your air conditioner on.
What is the "normal" operating configuration.
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What is the "normal" operating configuration.
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One thing i cant figure out.. When I turn off my heat, and (im pretty sure) nothing is on, I still feel heat coming through the vents. If I turn the heat back on and then lower it all the way, and then off, the problem goes away
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I leave everything in Auto. And yes the A/C should be on all the time it will help reduce window fogging and high humidity. You are conditioning the air not necessarily making it colder as the term is commonly used.
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I'm just getting accustomed to using the CCS my new GS in cold weather and have noticed that, in Auto with A/C on, that very cold air comes from around the window switches and door handle on the drivers' side door, and from around the door handle on the passenger side. It's very annoying with the cold air blowing from the side and warm air from the vents.
It doesn't seem to be outside air. It is definitely A/C related because the cold air stops if I turn off the A/C while leaving just the heater running.
Anyone else notice this?
It doesn't seem to be outside air. It is definitely A/C related because the cold air stops if I turn off the A/C while leaving just the heater running.
Anyone else notice this?
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