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If you're on Zero can you even change the air flow settings?
YesIf you're on Zero can you even change the air flow settings?
More worried about the A/C dying, that is usually not a cheap fix.I had some of the same things happen maybe three or four times over the 50,000 miles I had my first Cruze. Usually just shutting down and restarting solved the problem. Because it occurred so infrequently and was easily fixed, I never bothered to worry about it.
I think it's more of a computer issue. When mine did it, it was the same as yours where the temperature wouldn't change no matter what I did, but it was stuck on cold rather than hot (it was winter) the whole way to work. Also, at the same time I couldn't change the vents or anything. I drove it to work that way, called the dealer to schedule a checkup, but when I got in the car a little bit later, all was working fine so I called off the dealer check. It didn't happen again for several thousand miles, and when I realized it had happened again (vents were stuck on defog, couldn't get them to change), I just immediately shut down the car and restarted; problem solved.More worried about the A/C dying, that is usually not a cheap fix.
Interesting to hear someone else had the same issue though, so I know I'm not going insane.
Is this a 11-12 4 speed fan thing? 6 speed setting A/C comes on all the time in all 6 speeds and if I select window defrost weather I want it or not.My 2012 1LT if you have the fan on the lowest setting the climate control is turned off. Sure I can hit the AC button and the screen says AC on or what ever familiar message it usually says, but if you look the AC light is still off. Turning the fan onto any higher setting will turn on the system and the AC will work just fine. I make sure to leave the fan on at least 1 after noticing this.
I don't think that's the OP case, or what I was saying happens with mine. I believe the OP has the fan in the off (0) position based on his post. So if your like me and hit the AC button not knowing the fan was in the off position and then turn the fan up you will get nothing but hot air.Lol! I'll have to experiment this in my 13 and in the 11 LS. Never had an issue where I had to turn it off then on.
Hey there,So the other day we load my Cruze up with 4 people and start heading to the county fair.
Turn on the A/C as it's about 90 degrees out and.... it doesn't work. The air isn't getting any colder.
This was odd as I had just made an hour drive with the A/C on with no issues. Great, but at least it's under warranty I think to myself.
Fast forward to the next day. I get in my car and head to work and notice I am unable to change the direction of the airflow. Hitting the buttons on the panel does nothing. I had this happen one other time and I resolved it by turning the fan on. Sure enough, turned the fan from 0 to 1 and I am now able to change the direction of the airflow.
On a whim, I decided to try the A/C... works perfectly.
Anyone ever had anything like this? Seems like a weird electrical problem. Wish it would have just stayed not working so the dealer could fix it before it totally chokes out as soon as the warranty is done. As it stands I have less than 10k left on my bumper to bumper.
I am going to mention it along with a few other things that next time I take it in, but I have a strong feeling I'm going to get back "could not duplicate the problem."
I'm not retarded, the fan was on, A/C light was on. Another poster said they have had the same issue. I think it's a computer glitch.I believe the OP has the fan in the off (0) position based on his post. So if your like me and hit the AC button not knowing the fan was in the off position and then turn the fan up you will get nothing but hot air.
The part that bugs me about it is the HVAC system still triggers the radio display "AC on" message, even though the HVAC is in the off position when its pressed, kinda seems like a programing bug to me. Now I make sure to never turn my HVAC off and just leave the fan on 1 so this can't happen.