Question about air conditioning....
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Question about air conditioning....
Hi everybody
I'm not really that big of a car person, but I just had one quick question....
I have a 2002 Acura TL... when the climate control system is set to "auto" is the air conditioning on or off? i know that if you hit the ac button it'll say "ac off" or "ac on" but what if it just says "auto" and nothing else? my guess is that ac is automatically on, but i just wanted to make sure.
thanks!
darby
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I have a 2002 Acura TL... when the climate control system is set to "auto" is the air conditioning on or off? i know that if you hit the ac button it'll say "ac off" or "ac on" but what if it just says "auto" and nothing else? my guess is that ac is automatically on, but i just wanted to make sure.
thanks!
darby
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Darby, it is automatically on/off adjusting to the temperature set. If you hit the a/c button, the auto mode will automatically disabled and the a/c will be constantly on (or off).
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in auto mode it will on and off if it has reached the desire temp...
i usually turn it off manually all the time coz i can save some fuel and having more power...
i usually turn it off manually all the time coz i can save some fuel and having more power...
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Originally posted by gopunk
ok so if i set the climate to below outside temperature then it will be on, unless i explicitly turn it off, correct?
thanks guys
ok so if i set the climate to below outside temperature then it will be on, unless i explicitly turn it off, correct?
thanks guys
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I read this either on the Acura website or in the manual. It does this to remove the humidity from the air (de-humidify). This holds true until the outside temperature drops below freezing. Once the outside air drops below freezing, it (the air) begins to lose it's ability to retain moisture, so it is no longer necessary to dehumidify it.
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