AC is stuck on!!!!!
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AC is stuck on!!!!!
Hi everyone.
I have a 2002 Lancer LS. It's currently sitting at 118,000 miles. Good little car. It was my wife's first car and it has served us well. However the weirdest thing happened this morning before my commute.
I climb in and start the car. I see the AC light is on. I think I might have hit the button last night and push it to turn it off. It stays on. I try again. No luck.
I am plagued by the same sticky heat control/broken knob ( it snapped off last March). I have it push all the way over to hot. It was just as warm as it always is on the morning drive. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if it's connected to the stuck heater controls?
I have a 2002 Lancer LS. It's currently sitting at 118,000 miles. Good little car. It was my wife's first car and it has served us well. However the weirdest thing happened this morning before my commute.
I climb in and start the car. I see the AC light is on. I think I might have hit the button last night and push it to turn it off. It stays on. I try again. No luck.
I am plagued by the same sticky heat control/broken knob ( it snapped off last March). I have it push all the way over to hot. It was just as warm as it always is on the morning drive. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if it's connected to the stuck heater controls?
#3
My Lancer had the same problem. Never really fixed it, but found that if I turned the A/C, heat nob to hot, then cold, then back to hot, that the A/C light would go off. Have you figured anything else out on this.
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My knob is also stripped and broken off. I use the lever under the dash that is above the gas pedal to change the temperature, but what is weird is the green AC light is always on no matter what. It doesn't seem to matter because the heater still blows hot and the ac blows cold when I switch them back and forth to the extremes, but it is a pain and I wonder if I am losing gas milage by having the AC light on like is the AC unit actually running at any time other than at full cold?
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I have the same problem. I find that pushing the defrost button simultaneously with the AC button is the only way to get the AC to turn on or off. I don't know if it's a problem with the plastic button that actually hits the tiny switch on the circuit board or if it's the switch itself.
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I have the same problem. I find that pushing the defrost button simultaneously with the AC button is the only way to get the AC to turn on or off. I don't know if it's a problem with the plastic button that actually hits the tiny switch on the circuit board or if it's the switch itself.
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