Gordon Zola wrote:
>
> 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?


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The best dehumidifier in winter is to turn OFF the recirculate, and pump
bone-dry air into your car, displacing the moisture from your wet floor
mats. Works best in areas where winter is DRY.

Your Owner's Manual says you should use the AC occasionally in the
winter to keep it lubed. It will only cut in above a certain under-hood
temperature.

'Curly'