Question about climate control on Hondas

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Travis, Jan 31, 2004.

  1. Travis

    Travis Guest

    My wife drives a '99 Accord and we noticed soon after we bought it
    that even when we have the climate controls set to only blow air at
    our feet, the vent to the left of the steering wheel still blows air
    out. I thought something was not working right, but now I notice the
    exact same thing with my '04 Civic. Anybody know why that one top
    vent continues to blow out air when the controls are set to blow air
    out only at your feet? Thank you.
     
    Travis, Jan 31, 2004
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  2. Travis

    AMG Guest

    It's covered in my 04CRV manual. A little air is always directed at the
    upper side vents, to assist in keeping them fog-free. If it bothers you,
    you can close the vent manually.
    a
     
    AMG, Jan 31, 2004
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  3. Travis

    Travis Guest

    I don't see that in my manual for my '04 Civic. It just says that at
    the floor setting: "Air flows from the floor vents. When you select
    <picture of arrow pointing to feet> the system automatically switches
    to Fresh Air mode." I've been closing it manually, but was just
    wondering why it did that. Seems like it would also do that out of
    the passenger side vent if it was to de-fog the side windows but it
    doesn't on our Accord or my Civic.
     
    Travis, Jan 31, 2004
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  4. "Travis" wrote
    It's not in my '04 Accord manual, either. If I wanted hot air coming through
    the side vents as well as the floor vents, I'd push the button that
    indicates as such. Yes, we can manually close the driver's vent. But since
    I'm not an orangutan, I can't reach over to the passenger vent to close
    *it*. BTW, my '97 Civic did the same thing.

    Howard
     
    Howard Lester, Feb 2, 2004
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  5. Travis

    Old Bugger Guest


    Same thing happens to my new Element. It must be to keep the view
    clear on the left side mirror, you think?
     
    Old Bugger, Feb 6, 2004
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