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Originally Posted by strat61caster
It doesn't cycle on to cool down the air, it's to dehumidify the air which reduces condensation (fog). Next time you're in the car push on the A/C button and turn the temp to hot, it'll blast just as hot if not hotter than without the A/C engaged, it's there to "dry" the air and works much better with it than without it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_con...midity_control |
Understood - but what if (for fuel efficiency for example) I don't want to engage the A/C at all?
Surely it wouldn't be such a big deal to do what some other manufacturers do, and simply stick on a little "use with A/C" label onto the window setting for the vents?
Leave it to the driver to decide what is the best setting to use.