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    Hi guys,
    just wondering if anyone has a fix for an air-con problem I'm having?
    when the AC is set to "hi" (golf r) the heater works great. However, if I set it to 26 degrees it starts blowing cool air I'd say about 20 degrees. It's way too cold for winter but the "hi" setting is too hot.
    Anyone?

  • #2
    I have a model year 11.5 R with exactly the same problem. On cooler days, even when I have set the desired temp to 24 or 25 there is still cool air blowing from the vents. Is quite annoying. My old GTI never had similar issues. Unsure if this means the internal temperature sensor is faulty. Will get the service guys to have a look next service.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by niall View Post
      Hi guys,
      just wondering if anyone has a fix for an air-con problem I'm having?
      when the AC is set to "hi" (golf r) the heater works great. However, if I set it to 26 degrees it starts blowing cool air I'd say about 20 degrees. It's way too cold for winter but the "hi" setting is too hot.
      Anyone?
      I've had the same problem before in a Polo. It was the sensor unit (sorry don't know the correct name). Replacement cost me about $1200, 3 years ago but it should be a warranty repair for you.

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      • #4
        Nice one guys,
        Thanks

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        • #5
          We have this exact same issue in our Tiguan. It's being looked at Friday. The only difference is, this issue is experienced on the drivers side of the car. The passenger side is working ok.
          My car: MY18 Arteon
          My car #2: MY22 Volvo XC40 Pure Electric
          Her car: MY22 Skoda Octavia Limited Edition Wagon

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          • #6
            I set the air-con to "Auto (low)" and "Auto recirculate" and the temp to 23 (for winter) and 24 (for summer). In both situations, none of the vents are directed at passengers. I find the temperurate is comfortable in with this configuration in sub zero conditions all the way through to 40 plus conditions.

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            • #7
              Thanks buddy, let me know how you go

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              • #8
                strange. i run my climate control with the ac on (sometimes off), with feet, face and sometimes front window. with the temp for both sides at 22/23 degrees. dual is also selected. its been nice and warm for me this winter. i havent had a chance to test it in summer as the car is only 2000km old and 2 months old
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                • #9
                  I reckon it's a dud sensor. I'll wait till our friend with the Tiguan gets his seen to

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by niall View Post
                    Hi guys,
                    just wondering if anyone has a fix for an air-con problem I'm having?
                    when the AC is set to "hi" (golf r) the heater works great. However, if I set it to 26 degrees it starts blowing cool air I'd say about 20 degrees. It's way too cold for winter but the "hi" setting is too hot.
                    Anyone?
                    Does it blow cool air at your face and warm air on your feet??

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                    • #11
                      No, both are cool

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                      • #12
                        Figured it out finally! When the car's cabin temp is warm (too warm) I wind down the dial and of course cold air will come out duhhh!
                        It blows for a while and stays cold for longer than any other car I've driven before but it does eventually warm back up. It's the the car trying to reduce the cabin temp as quick as possible... Idiot!
                        Sorry to alarm you all

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                        • #13
                          Yep... the idea with this car is to seriously just let it do its thing. Set the temp you are comfortable with, and then never change it

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