Jessica19699
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Hello CAC world it's been awhile since I have posted anything, well since my last post I have sold my C4 corvette and bought a C5 1998 so far I love the car but I noticed an issue when I test drove this car the A/C light when I pressed it started flashing then turned off it was pretty cold out that day also we had some snow so I told the guy at the dealership if they can fix the A/C I will buy the car because at that time I didn't know if it was broke or something else was wrong "the digital readout is also very dim on the HVAC control module which I heard is common with C5's" the dealership said he will have his guy look at it and he told me a day later that the actuator was bad and they replaced it and it was working fine, I test drove it again and yes it did work perfect, since that time a little over a week ago from buying it I have not used the heat or A/C it is winter time and I don't drive the car much as of now, so today I got in it and started it up and thought I would test it out well the A/C button started flashing again and shut off I did some reading on this and found something that said the A/C wont engage with the outside air being below like 38/40 degrees Fahrenheit the button will flash like that until the outside temp is above 40 f does anyone know if there is any truth to this, it is currently 34 f here now so until it is above 40 I can't test this theory myself but thought I would reach out to see if this was a true statement or if the guy that told me he had it fixed just made a temp fix to sell me the car, and in that case I would be highly upset because I told him I would only buy it if the A/C worked I had huge issues with my C4 A/C that is one reason I sold it, thanks in advance
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