Oldsmobile 1999 Aurora User Manual

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Air Conditioning

The air conditioner cools, dehumidifies and filters the
air for the inside of the vehicle.

The air conditioning compressor is enabled in all modes
unless the A/C ON button is in the off position (the
indicator light will not be illuminated). However, the air
conditioning compressor will not operate when the
outside temperature is below 42

_F (7_C). When the air

conditioner is on, you may sometimes notice slight
changes in your vehicle’s engine speed and power. This
is normal, because the system is designed to cycle the
compressor on and off to keep the desired cooling and
help fuel economy.

On very hot days, open the windows long enough to let
the hot air out. This reduces the time required to cool the
interior of the vehicle to a comfortable level. If the
system is in the automatic mode (AUTO

-

PUSH knob

indicator light is on), during very hot days the system
will automatically go to the RECIRC ON mode and the
temperature door will be positioned at the full cold
position for maximum cooling. You can choose the
extreme comfort setting of 60

_F (16_C), but the

system will not cool any faster by choosing the extreme
comfort setting.

Heating

In cold weather, if the automatic mode is selected
(AUTO

-

PUSH knob indicator light is on), the system

will automatically direct the airflow out of the lower
floor outlets and the temperature door will be positioned
at the full hot position. You can choose the extreme
comfort setting of 90

_F (32_C), but the system will not

warm up any faster by selecting the extreme
comfort setting.

In cold weather, the system will delay turning on the fan
to avoid blowing cold air. The length of the delay
depends on the engine coolant temperature and the
outside temperature. The fan speed will increase as the
temperature of the engine coolant increases. Turning the
AUTO FAN knob will override this delay by turning off
the automatic fan control mode and changing the
fan speed.

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