Heat and cool

Asked by LincolnMKX08 Oct 29, 2018 at 05:08 AM about the 2008 Lincoln MKX AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

July car over heating when air was on.  Stopped
turning on air to get repairs. Was told there two
condenser fans but only one was working for the
over heating causes.  But mechanic never had time
to repair...

Now it's October and I need heat.  Can I turn on
heat and defoggers without over heating the car

2 Answers

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Yes you can as long as the one fan is working the other one is just for the A.C when you turn it on.

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Okay because it looks as if based on my display when I press on the coup are made below before it gets hot. So I just wanted to check and be sure because I do not want the car to overheat. Also as you can see on the photo there are seat warmers can I use those. I'm asking this because when I took the car to get repaired I went to three mechanics and none of them had time to replace the condenser fans and I am a very busy mom and wife and I left a vehicle at two different places for two days and they did not fix it so right now I just need to be able to utilize heat

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