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Climate Control (L/STD model)
How to Use the System
This section covers the best way to
use the system for ventilation,
cooling, dehumidifying, defrosting
and heating. In most cases, the mode
and air source selections are only
recommendations. You may prefer
different settings.
Use
mode to heat or cool the
interior more quickly, or to keep out
smoke and dust. Leaving the system
in recirculation mode with the A/C
off can cause the windows to fog up.
Switch to
mode as soon as the
interior reaches a comfortable
temperature or the outside smoky,
dusty condition clears.
The engine must be running for the
air conditioner and heater to operate.
Since the heater uses engine coolant
for heating, it will take several
minutes for the air flow to warm up if
the engine is cold when first started.
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The air conditioner is not dependent
on engine or outside temperature,
and will produce cold air almost
immediately.
Controlling Air Flow direction
Air flows into the interior at three
levels: Toward the floor
the dash vents,
windshield and side windows. You
select the air flow level or combina-
tion of levels with the five mode
buttons.
Ventilation
Your car has a flow-through ventila-
tion system. Air enters the car
through vents in front of the wind-
shield. It circulates through the
interior then exits through vents near
the rear window. This system pro-
vides fresh air even when the car is
standing still. To bring in outside air,
press the
button. Set the fan at a
comfortable speed.
through
and toward the
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