Do all C-5's do this- (HVAC)



) Input welcomed... Thanks





That being said,, The FIRST thing that I would do is pull up the HVAC DTCs and see if you have any actuator control DTCs. When the damper door actuators reset them selves, they cycle fully in the heat and cold positions and then go to the drivers settings. If your dampers are having to reset each time you turn on the engine, you are going to get that blast of cold air or blast of hot air. or both
Something else to look at is,,, what MODE do you have the system set to or what mode does it go to when you unlock the car???
If your in automatic mode, the AC Compressor can come on any time. If you are in the DEFROST mode, the AC Compressor runs all the time (Above 32 deg).
Something that can change the HVAC Mode automaticly is FOB Memory.
If you press the MEM-1 or MEM-2 or MEM-3 and the HVAC is in a specific mode (say deforst),, each time you unlock the car, it sets the defrost mode.
Set all your fobs to the same settings (specific settings that you know what they were) and see if they change on their own when you unlock the car with the FOB.
If they do, you can have a weak (low charge) or bad 12 VDC battery. When the battery voltage drops LOW, all the memory settings revert back to the FACTORY DEFAULT settings. One of them is the defrost mode for the HVAC System!
Give that a look see and let me know if it makes sense.
See if you have HVAC B0361, B0363, B0441, B0446 DTCs after the burst of cold air.
Bill

When it is at temperature, the air coming out of my vents is cool, but I wouldn't consider it cold. The downside is that the vents are normally blowing on my hands which makes my hands colder than the rest of me.


There should be a smooth and gradual transition of outlet air temperature until the system reaches your desired temperature setting.
Once the requested cabin air temperature is reached, any changes in the outlet air temperature should be almost undetectable.
You can postpone this by raising the cabin temp setting. If I choose to stop it in mine I raise the temp to 75-76.



I'll report back with findings.


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