Air Con problem
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On the way home from work, my windows started to get foggy, so I turned on my air con to get rid of the fog. I put the air con on and a few minutes later, smoke started to come out of the air vent closest to me. I quickly turned off the air con. A few minuted later, I tried it again and the same thing happened. But when I turned the air con for the third time. I put the air con on high and it was okay. Has this happened to anyone before?? Should I get it checked out??
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Rep Power: 0 It was just fog, your A/C does the same thing as your breath does on a cold day. A/C systems are designed to remove humidity out of the air, sence your windows were fogged up it must have been very humid inside your car. Its normal.
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Rep Power: 294 yes, solar knows what he's saying. i've never had it happen in my civic, but it happened in my mom's dodge caravan.. it was pretty cool [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 yeah that's normal..... it was just the water vapor condensating as cool air hit it [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]
has happened to me too
has happened to me too
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