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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / November 2006

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Heating/Ventilation

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J Bompas - 20 Nov 2006 15:43 GMT
Focus 1.8 TDci Ghia, late 2002. UK spec.

Can the temperature of incoming fresh air be controlled WITHOUT using AirCon
or Auto Climate Control.

Thanks in advance, John
Pajtas - 20 Nov 2006 18:44 GMT
> Focus 1.8 TDci Ghia, late 2002. UK spec.
>
> Can the temperature of incoming fresh air be controlled WITHOUT using AirCon
> or Auto Climate Control.
>
> Thanks in advance, John

I just bought a used Focus, 2004.  I don't think the air can be
recirculated.  As a result I find the heater to be very weak.

Is mine defective or is this the case with others?

Thank you.
Dalibor - 20 Nov 2006 19:16 GMT
>> Focus 1.8 TDci Ghia, late 2002. UK spec.
>>
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>
> Thank you.

Air in 2001 focus can be recirculated using recirculation button...

I don't know about yours but I have had a lot of problems with mine it is
fogging the windshield in the autumn and it is heating in the summer despite
turned on cold. (car is without AC) Some people from colder climates says
also that focus also have weak heater....
Tim.. - 21 Nov 2006 09:47 GMT
>>> Focus 1.8 TDci Ghia, late 2002. UK spec.
>>>
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> despite turned on cold. (car is without AC) Some people from colder
> climates says also that focus also have weak heater....

To all of the contributors, and the original poster- change your pollen
filter, and ensure the cover is properly resecured with fresh silicone under
the lid where it seals against the windscreen.

Tim..
per - 23 Nov 2006 20:53 GMT
Hi,
I live in north Sweden and have a 2 litre, year ´00 Focus, and experience
some cold weather every year.
I'd say the vent system is more of a problem than the heater capacity
itself.
When directing the heat to the face outlets in the dashboard, the heat seems
to be aplenty, almost possible to heat a sauna, but, that way the windows
fog up since no air can be directed to the defrost vents at the same time.
(Many other cars have small cutouts in the flaps to the defrost ducts for
this.) When directing the heated air to the windscreen and feet, most of the
heat seems to be lost somewhere in the ducts under the dashboard!
Is it directed through any ducts of sheet metal exposed to outside air?
During winter I see few cars as fogged up as my Focus.
/per

> Air in 2001 focus can be recirculated using recirculation button...
>
> I don't know about yours but I have had a lot of problems with mine it is
> fogging the windshield in the autumn and it is heating in the summer
> despite turned on cold. (car is without AC) Some people from colder
> climates says also that focus also have weak heater....

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