I’ve been having an issue with my vehicle’s air recirculation button lately, and I could really use some advice. Every time I activate it, it seems to turn off automatically after a short period of time, and it’s driving me a bit crazy! I rely on the recirculation feature to keep the cabin comfortable, especially during long drives or in hot weather.
Here are a few details about the situation:
Vehicle Model: I’ve got a 2015 Ford Focus.
Symptoms: The button lights up when I press it, but then it switches off without any input from me. I can sometimes hear a faint click when it happens, which makes me think it might be a switch or compatibility issue.
Things I’ve Tried:
Check for Fault Codes: I used an OBD-II scanner, but didn’t find any relevant codes that might explain the behavior.
Reset the HVAC System: I tried resetting the climate control settings, but the problem persists.
Inspect Electrical Connections: I peeked under the dashboard to check for loose wires or connections related to the HVAC control, but everything looks okay.
I’m wondering if anyone else has experienced a similar issue or has tips on what might be causing this? Could it be a faulty button, or is there some kind of setting I might be missing? I’m all ears for troubleshooting tips or recommendations on potential repairs.
I’ve had the same problem! It turned out to be a faulty sensor that wasn’t registering properly. Definitely worth checking if it’s sending the right signals.
My air recirculation button would turn off unexpectedly as well. It was a short in the wiring harness! My mechanic had to trace it back, but now it’s working perfectly again.
On a more serious note, if none of these work, consider consulting a specialist. Sometimes, deeper issues are at play that need professional attention.
I’ve had similar issues! My air recirculation button would turn off randomly, and it turned out to be a faulty relay switch. A quick fix was to manually press the button back on until I could get it replaced.