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How to get outside air in?
- Thread starter JCR ST
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Don't mean to hack here but does anyone have issues with the recirculating button turning off after a short certain amount of time? It is my understanding that if you want interior / recirculated air you have the light on. I do this when driving in cow country and don't want that lovely smell inside. Mine tends to turn off on its own......
Thank you CajunHeat!!! First vehicle that does this, makes sense regarding stale air but when i don't want to smell the fumes from others in traffic or the cows out in the sticks this option sux!!! Just yeaterday I did notice the front window start fog up then out of no where it would clear up.... This new ST is taking some getting use to with all the electronic controls it has.....
On the side does anyone else feel that these AC seats are useless? The AC seats in my truck work like a champ, nice and cold. These ones on the ST I can barely tell and its been like in the 60s and low 70s, I cant wait till I really want them to work out in AZ...
On the side does anyone else feel that these AC seats are useless? The AC seats in my truck work like a champ, nice and cold. These ones on the ST I can barely tell and its been like in the 60s and low 70s, I cant wait till I really want them to work out in AZ...
I have the same question. I just want the outside air come inside, while the vehicle is in motion, Without touching anything on the HVAC controls.
Somehow I'm not able to figure out a way to do it in the explorer. In all my older cars, this was easy. Just don't press anything and keep the recirculation off.
Somehow I'm not able to figure out a way to do it in the explorer. In all my older cars, this was easy. Just don't press anything and keep the recirculation off.
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Hey Smitty. The seats actually pull air verses push through. Probably why it doesn't feal as good. Check this out.
4. Cool New Ventilation Feature
Comfort is not just about the right level of softness — it’s also about being at the right temperature. Rather than pushing cold air through seat perforations like older models, Ford says the new seats will draw warm air away from your body, cooling you down more naturally.
https://www.cars.com/articles/u-mad...plorers-seats-wont-leave-you-butthurt-403707/
4. Cool New Ventilation Feature
Comfort is not just about the right level of softness — it’s also about being at the right temperature. Rather than pushing cold air through seat perforations like older models, Ford says the new seats will draw warm air away from your body, cooling you down more naturally.
https://www.cars.com/articles/u-mad...plorers-seats-wont-leave-you-butthurt-403707/
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