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Is it just me or does everyone's air recirculation turn off after 5 minutes? Mine is methodical. When I turn it on, it turns off in exactly 5 minutes. What's the point of having that button if it doesn't work? Or maybe it's something to adjust in the settings?
It's because the last generation Explorer had claims of exhaust/carbon monoxide leaking into the cabin from the rear hatch. Police officers claimed to be knocked out and caused fatal or near fatal car accidents. They had a recall and I even heard that the exhaust tailpipes being turned downward on the current generation is also for this reason.I had a Toytoa Camry rental car that was the opposite. I would turn off recirculating and every time I restarted the Toyota, the button would be set to recirculate. Max AC also automatically turns on recirculating on most vehicles. Another explanation is that recirculating air in winter or heavy rain can cause the windows to fog up, which is a visibility hazard.
Not the only annoying reset feature. What about the drive mode changing back to Normal every time you restart. Other brands alloy you to leave it in the drive mode you select. Also, the auto stop/start resets to on and can't be turned off permanently like other makes.
Not the only annoying reset feature. What about the drive mode changing back to Normal every time you restart. Other brands alloy you to leave it in the drive mode you select. Also, the auto stop/start resets to on and can't be turned off permanently like other makes.
And they also do it on the F150 and it is the most annoying thing going down the road and all of a sudden a bunch of soup wagon, diesel truck, or paper plant funk go right up your nose.