A/C air flow direction
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A/C air flow direction
I am new at this, so this is probably a dumb question. 1995 C4. When I set the temp. to 65 degrees, the A/C comes on-the indicator for vent/foot- but when I change the direction of flow to vent only, the A/C goes off and I just get warm air. If I switch back to vent/floor the A/C kicks back on again. What do I have to do to get the A/C to work on the vent only setting?
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
Drifting
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AFAIK, Vent means outside air, even on mom's '99 Buick.
Max, Norm, BiLev and Def are the "A/C compressor on" settings.
There's probably people here that actually have a same year Corvette that can clarify. But generally, that is how GM do.
Max, Norm, BiLev and Def are the "A/C compressor on" settings.
There's probably people here that actually have a same year Corvette that can clarify. But generally, that is how GM do.
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I am new at this, so this is probably a dumb question. 1995 C4. When I set the temp. to 65 degrees, the A/C comes on-the indicator for vent/foot- but when I change the direction of flow to vent only, the A/C goes off and I just get warm air. If I switch back to vent/floor the A/C kicks back on again. What do I have to do to get the A/C to work on the vent only setting?
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
