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I was on a road trip yesterday. Last night in 40 degree weather after stopping for food, I noticed my car getting really cold and not defrosting well. Then realized it wasn’t blowing from any vent regardless of where I directed the air (defrost, feet, dash). Turning up the fan I could hear it working from behind the glove box, but still nothing flowing out. I tried turning on AC and still nothing. Pulled over and took a look behind glove box and noticed condensation near the center of dash. Kept the AC compressor off for the next two hours. Luckily didn’t fog up much and I got home safely but it was an uncomfortable ride. Stopping and starting the car didn’t help.

This morning I decided to give it another go and it’s working. I’m assuming something is wrong with whatever directs the air 🤷 it’s a base model early 2022

I’m assuming this is unrelated but I have another issue where often (but not always), my rear windows don’t drop when I open the doors. Only mention that in case the same modules control those activations

Any ideas?

edit: just found this post. sounds similar
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I was on a road trip yesterday. Last night in 40 degree weather after stopping for food, I noticed my car getting really cold and not defrosting well. Then realized it wasn’t blowing from any vent regardless of where I directed the air (defrost, feet, dash). Turning up the fan I could hear it working from behind the glove box, but still nothing flowing out. I tried turning on AC and still nothing. Pulled over and took a look behind glove box and noticed condensation near the center of dash. Kept the AC compressor off for the next two hours. Luckily didn’t fog up much and I got home safely but it was an uncomfortable ride. Stopping and starting the car didn’t help.

This morning I decided to give it another go and it’s working. I’m assuming something is wrong with whatever directs the air 🤷 it’s a base model early 2022

I’m assuming this is unrelated but I have another issue where often (but not always), my rear windows don’t drop when I open the doors. Only mention that in case the same modules control those activations

Any ideas?

edit: just found this post. sounds similar
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I was on a road trip yesterday. Last night in 40 degree weather after stopping for food, I noticed my car getting really cold and not defrosting well. Then realized it wasn’t blowing from any vent regardless of where I directed the air (defrost, feet, dash). Turning up the fan I could hear it working from behind the glove box, but still nothing flowing out. I tried turning on AC and still nothing. Pulled over and took a look behind glove box and noticed condensation near the center of dash. Kept the AC compressor off for the next two hours. Luckily didn’t fog up much and I got home safely but it was an uncomfortable ride. Stopping and starting the car didn’t help.

This morning I decided to give it another go and it’s working. I’m assuming something is wrong with whatever directs the air 🤷 it’s a base model early 2022

I’m assuming this is unrelated but I have another issue where often (but not always), my rear windows don’t drop when I open the doors. Only mention that in case the same modules control those activations

Any ideas?

edit: just found this post. sounds similar
To reset the windows...power the window down while pressing down the switch (do not release the switch). Once fully down, hold the switch for 5 second minimum then power the window up (do not release the switch) and hold the switch for 5 second minimum. This should re-set the windows.

Sorry, no thoughts on the air flow issue.
 

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Is your coolant level low? Perhaps not enough coolant is making its way into the heater core?
 

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I was on a road trip yesterday. Last night in 40 degree weather after stopping for food, I noticed my car getting really cold and not defrosting well. Then realized it wasn’t blowing from any vent regardless of where I directed the air (defrost, feet, dash). Turning up the fan I could hear it working from behind the glove box, but still nothing flowing out. I tried turning on AC and still nothing. Pulled over and took a look behind glove box and noticed condensation near the center of dash. Kept the AC compressor off for the next two hours. Luckily didn’t fog up much and I got home safely but it was an uncomfortable ride. Stopping and starting the car didn’t help.

This morning I decided to give it another go and it’s working. I’m assuming something is wrong with whatever directs the air 🤷 it’s a base model early 2022

I’m assuming this is unrelated but I have another issue where often (but not always), my rear windows don’t drop when I open the doors. Only mention that in case the same modules control those activations

Any ideas?

edit: just found this post. sounds similar
It sounds like your AC frozen up the system, I noticed the defrost turns on the AC too, but I've turned it off when I use out of habit. It's suppose to help take out condensation, but I've found it to be a waste and unnecessary to run the AC with the defrost.
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