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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / July 2006AirCon in off positions
I am a UK, owner from accross the pond I have a 1998 Explorer my air con drive on the pump continualy engages and disengaes at random short periods ( thermostic Control?) in the off position it does not.Even if you have the heat on this happens. Is this set up to supply a constant temprature air intake or is there a fault? >I am a UK, owner from accross the pond I have a 1998 Explorer my air >con drive on the pump continualy engages and disengaes at random short >periods ( thermostic Control?) in the off position it does not.Even if >you have the heat on this happens. Is this set up to supply a constant >temprature air intake or is there a fault? The AC system is enabled in all but the following control positions: OFF VENT and the one which shows air blowing to the FEET only. All the others enable the AC system. Alan What is the deal with people thinking something is wrong because of their Explorers' compressor is running? I remember a long thread a few weeks back about someone who wanted to disable the compressor because he just "felt like it didn't need to be running." The only thing I can figure is that people are such big control freaks, they can't handle the idea that whoever designed their vehicles had a legitimate reason for making things work a certain way. >>I am a UK, owner from accross the pond I have a 1998 Explorer my air >>con drive on the pump continualy engages and disengaes at random short [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Alan > What is the deal with people thinking something is wrong because of their > Explorers' compressor is running? I remember a long thread a few weeks back [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > > Alan > > What is the deal with people thinking something is wrong because of their > > Explorers' compressor is running? I remember a long thread a few weeks back [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > >>periods ( thermostic Control?) in the off position it does not.Even if > > >>you have the heat on this happens. Is this set up to supply a constant OOps sorry didn't want to upset anyone! It just seemed strange that it comes on for a few seconds at random intervals even in the depths of winter, with no clue in the hand book. as to why > > >>temprature air intake or is there a fault? > > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > > > > > Alan It dehumidifies the air (junior school science.... I dropped out in grade 8) to help reduce fogging on the windscreen and other glass.... myusdickus is merely adequate for the task at hand..... must leave some blood for thought process.... > It dehumidifies the air (junior school science.... I dropped out in grade 8) > to help reduce fogging on the windscreen and other glass.... > > myusdickus is merely adequate for the task at hand..... must leave some > blood for thought process.... It also keeps the seals lubricated from what I've heard to help avoid expensive repairs.  SignatureJackC Giving up the right to arms is a mistake a free people get to make only once. I will not make that mistake.
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