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With the heat returning this summer, I'm running the AC a lot more.
I noticed when I switched the recirculate button on and off that I did not hear a difference in the air-flow sound. Typically, when one turns on recirculate, the air-flow noise gets a lot louder. So, I went further and removed the glove box to be able to see the recirculate door in action. Sure enough, it was open and didn't close when recirculate was turned off. Before anyone asks, yes, the car was running and I had the AC turned down low.
So, when I recently took my car into my Ford dealer for an oil change, I asked them to check it out. They told me everything was working as it should. I tested the system in the parking lot as I was leaving the dealer and sure enough, it was working correctly.
I have come to find that that the proper recirculation door operation is intermittent. So, I cannot fault the dealer, as it appears that it was operating correctly at that time.
Anyone else notice this phenomenon?
I noticed when I switched the recirculate button on and off that I did not hear a difference in the air-flow sound. Typically, when one turns on recirculate, the air-flow noise gets a lot louder. So, I went further and removed the glove box to be able to see the recirculate door in action. Sure enough, it was open and didn't close when recirculate was turned off. Before anyone asks, yes, the car was running and I had the AC turned down low.
So, when I recently took my car into my Ford dealer for an oil change, I asked them to check it out. They told me everything was working as it should. I tested the system in the parking lot as I was leaving the dealer and sure enough, it was working correctly.
I have come to find that that the proper recirculation door operation is intermittent. So, I cannot fault the dealer, as it appears that it was operating correctly at that time.
Anyone else notice this phenomenon?
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