A/C on Auto Setting is a little strong
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A/C on Auto Setting is a little strong
Hi guys, just had my car 1 day so getting to know it.
I normally use A/C on the Auto setting, and I found in the 911 it was blowing the fan quite hard and loudly even after the car seemed cool.
Then going through the settings I was pleased to see a setting I hadn’t seen before in a car, where you can switch climate control from Soft/Normal/High. So I switched to ‘Soft’ thinking this would fix the problem, but it didn’t seem to make much of a difference.
Has anyone else noticed this problem? Also on my car I noticed as part of CPO they replaced the interior temperature sensor so if no-one else has this issue I think mine may still have a problem.
I normally use A/C on the Auto setting, and I found in the 911 it was blowing the fan quite hard and loudly even after the car seemed cool.
Then going through the settings I was pleased to see a setting I hadn’t seen before in a car, where you can switch climate control from Soft/Normal/High. So I switched to ‘Soft’ thinking this would fix the problem, but it didn’t seem to make much of a difference.
Has anyone else noticed this problem? Also on my car I noticed as part of CPO they replaced the interior temperature sensor so if no-one else has this issue I think mine may still have a problem.
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I think you still have a problem with the temp sensor. Mine's on medium and even in the blasting texas heat, once it's reached temperature, the fan speed is totally normal.
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Good call - I've overlooked this setting. Rarely use auto since I thought it's too loud.
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Please tolerate one of my many usual calls. As I related last week I bought a new Porsche in 1974 when the AC was installed at the port in the U.S. Never cooled but only stalled the engine at every traffic light. In 1987 I bought a new 911 that was "OK" but not perfect. In 1989, I bought a new Targa whose AC would throw spears of ice at us through the vents on a long road trip in the summer. I finally bought a new 1995 993, a 2013 991 and now a 2015 991 GTS whose AC were without objection. I think Porsche must have solved the mystery of AC.
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Back in the ‘80s, the PCA held its national convention or Parade In Wisconsin. Ferry Porsche and his wife attended. The flew into Chicago and were met by a PCNA rep with a new 911 to drive to the event. In the heat and humidity of a typical midwestern summer, Ferry was appalled by the poor A/C performance. Upon return to Germany an investigation was launched. What was found was that they had been testing their A/C in the heat of the middle east, in areas that were quite dry. The hammer then came down and the 964 gen 911 was launched as a mobile meat locker. No more complaints about the A/C.
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Back in the ‘80s, the PCA held its national convention or Parade In Wisconsin. Ferry Porsche and his wife attended. The flew into Chicago and were met by a PCNA rep with a new 911 to drive to the event. In the heat and humidity of a typical midwestern summer, Ferry was appalled by the poor A/C performance. Upon return to Germany an investigation was launched. What was found was that they had been testing their A/C in the heat of the middle east, in areas that were quite dry. The hammer then came down and the 964 gen 911 was launched as a mobile meat locker. No more complaints about the A/C.
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I had no idea there was an AC airflow setting, wow
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Back in the ‘80s, the PCA held its national convention or Parade In Wisconsin. Ferry Porsche and his wife attended. The flew into Chicago and were met by a PCNA rep with a new 911 to drive to the event. In the heat and humidity of a typical midwestern summer, Ferry was appalled by the poor A/C performance. Upon return to Germany an investigation was launched. What was found was that they had been testing their A/C in the heat of the middle east, in areas that were quite dry. The hammer then came down and the 964 gen 911 was launched as a mobile meat locker. No more complaints about the A/C.