I was just wondering if there is a button combination to reset the HVAC? I know there was one for the lincoln LS dual zone.
Anyway, I just crossed over 5000 miles in my new '14 Ti hatch, and the AC has completely stopped working. I'm not 100% sure if the compressor is working or not, and haven't really been able to get a good view of the compressor pulley.
I am wondering if since this is a highly computerized car, that there could be a simple problem with the blend doors being tripped up some how, and if there was a possibility disconnecting the battery could help, or if there was a way to "reboot" the dual zone hvac? I tried searching through the forum but there wasn't really anything directly pertaining to this. As far as dual zone, it definitely does work, I can have the temp set on HI on one side and LO on the other and there is a massive difference in temperature. But if I have AC on pulling in outside air, the air is basically just ambient temperature.
--The A/C blew very very cold and worked great from time of purchase in June until now, and it abruptly stopped working all at once.
Anyway, I just crossed over 5000 miles in my new '14 Ti hatch, and the AC has completely stopped working. I'm not 100% sure if the compressor is working or not, and haven't really been able to get a good view of the compressor pulley.
I am wondering if since this is a highly computerized car, that there could be a simple problem with the blend doors being tripped up some how, and if there was a possibility disconnecting the battery could help, or if there was a way to "reboot" the dual zone hvac? I tried searching through the forum but there wasn't really anything directly pertaining to this. As far as dual zone, it definitely does work, I can have the temp set on HI on one side and LO on the other and there is a massive difference in temperature. But if I have AC on pulling in outside air, the air is basically just ambient temperature.
--The A/C blew very very cold and worked great from time of purchase in June until now, and it abruptly stopped working all at once.