You are listening to people living in the past. While it use to be true that
the A/C wouldn't come on at low temperatures it is not true today.


"Gordon Zola" <Zola@midnightisp.com> wrote in message
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> I've heard that car A/C doesn't work below a certain temperature
> because if it's freezing out, the coils might freeze up. Yet the guy
> at the dealer says, run the A/C to clear interior fog on the windows,
> and doesn't make any exception for freezing weather. Could someone
> explain what actually happens?
>
> If the A/C doesn't kick in when it is freezing out, how come the A/C
> light still lights up?