I'm NOT doing jack-rabbit acceleration. I'm talking normal "from a stop light"
acceleration in traffic. I'm not flooring it out if that's what you mean. I
guess I should look at the tach and see at what rpm the air turns warm. I
know it's in second because it gets colder when it hits 3rd.

What's goin' on?

Al



CaptainKrunch wrote:

> What is the relationship of the accelerator pedal to the floor when your car
> is going through the gears?
>
> Captainkrunch
>
>
> "Al C." <no.spam.acanton@adams-blake.no.spam.com> wrote in message
> news:10em0kb4ambr464@news20.forteinc.com...
>> Almost brand new Civic with automatic trans. When car is accelerating in
>> second gear, the air conditioner blows non-cool air. When it hits 3rd,the
> air
>> gets much cooler. Also ok in 1st and idle. Also, I think the air could be
>> colder when it IS cold... but that's another issue.
>>
>> Is this "2nd gear, 'warm' air" a known issue with the 2004 Civic EX?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Al
>>