Originally Posted by BrokenSpoke
(Post 48875)
I'm not sure its "broken" so much as that's how it works. That doesn't mean that how it SHOULD work though.
Here's a video showing you the "problem". http://vid1203.photobucket.com/album...pshyrmdzr5.mp4 Bottom line: No problem. Works as designed. It doesn't explain that operation very well in your owners manual but it used to in older/other Hyundai vehicles. Personally, I never use the "MAX A/C" button. All it does it turn the A/C on, put it in upper dash outlets and turn recirculation on if it wasn't already. I'd just rather do all that myself. |
Well, I guess that explains it then.
In Texas though, re-circulation isn't an option. If you are not recirculating the air, it's not possible to cool the interior of the car. I'd like to hack it though because I don't see any reason why I need to lose both Max A/C and recirculate by hitting the button. |
You aren't understanding how it works.
If you want to use the A/C, just hit the A/C button. Don't even use the MAX A/C button. It's not a more powerful A/C. All the MAX A/C button does it pre-select 3 things: - turns the A/C on - selects upper dash outlets - turns recirculate on That's all it does. You get the exact same air conditioning by selecting the three separate buttons manually. |
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