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If you put the recirculation mode into manual and don't push the main A/C auto button, I don't see why your inlet servo would change position? Keep in mind that it may change when you power cycle the car, you can't expect it to stay in the same position every time you start it.
This is from horse's mouth, as it were.
'Automatic Recirculation Control - Automatically changes the air inlet mode to fresh air or recirculate mode in accordance with the level of cabin temperature and outside temperature and harmful elements (CO, HC and NOx) in the outside air.' The only sensors in the car are temperature, solar, glass temperature and humidity, it shouldn't be switching to outside air for Co2 levels in the cabin.
If something is wrong with your CAN bus, inlet/circulation servo or various sensors, you can actually check for relevant error codes without Techstream or a BT scanner. Just your fingers and some knowledge.
It's also worth mentioning that there's no point checking your smog sensor if your inlet servo is operationing whilst the circulation mode isn't in auto - but here's how to test it without Techstream, just for fun.
I have to admit, Bladest brings up the most unusual items that I would never think about asking. But when he asks questions, he doesn’t have any tools to do anything to his car when he gets the answer. I would think if I was the mechanic in his village, and he started tell me how to fix he car because of some ClubLexus website people, I would get a little annoyed and tell him to do it himself Mr. Know it All.
In Bulgaria air quality is really extremely bad....
we are first
in top 3 all the time..
When the air quality of the whole city is bad to begin with, it really didn’t matter what you do in your car. You’re still breathing in the same air 24/7.
When the air quality of the whole city is bad to begin with, it really didn’t matter what you do in your car. You’re still breathing in the same air 24/7.
When car decides all the time to switch to outside air, i am also breathing diesel fumes and its much worse.
So i want to and i need to stop that should i drive in the winter my classical cars only when they are rock solid and stay with inside air?
So how do you run your HVAC? Send a picture of the HVAC screen on the main display and the panel with the physical buttons
Also, you can increase the sensitivity of the smog sensor. It's a setting available through the car the driver can access via vehicle customization I'm pretty sure.
12-23-22, 04:27 AM
