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Ok I have a question and am too lazy to go through the complete owners manual. I have a 2109 RST. I have the automatic temperature control feature. My question is if its possible to have the automatic temperature  engaged while the AC is off. Whenever I click off the AC button and click on "Auto", the AC button comes back on. Just wanting to know if I can run just non AC on automatic control. I did this on my previous Tahoe.

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8 hours ago, Kee Yoker said:

Ok I have a question and am too lazy to go through the complete owners manual. I have a 2109 RST. I have the automatic temperature control feature. My question is if its possible to have the automatic temperature  engaged while the AC is off. Whenever I click off the AC button and click on "Auto", the AC button comes back on. Just wanting to know if I can run just non AC on automatic control. I did this on my previous Tahoe.

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So anyway... yes, you can turn off the AC & still have the fan run in Auto based on your temp set point.
Obviously, in the summer without the AC on, you won’t get any cooling. In the winter when the heating is on, it won’t matter much. Although I believe for the defrost to function properly, the AC must be enabled, but I could be wrong.

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I always have the window vent on because it kind of spreads out the wind in my truck, but I stopped doing that because it does turn on the air conditioner. I realized that after the autostop feature didn't kick in whenever I had the windshield fan. Now, I have the bottom and middle on, not the window.

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